Carol (LaCascia) White Of Lynn, formerly of Revere Carol (LaCascia) White, of Lynn formerly of Revere passed away on Nov. 15. Beloved wife of Stephen White. Loving daughter of Evelyn LaCascia (Vacca) and the late Philip LaCascia. Devoted mother of Craig White, and Scott LaCascia White both of Lynn. Dear sister of Linda LaCascia...
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Obituaries 11-20-2018
Students Focus on West Lynn Revitalization Plan
Western Avenue and its neighborhoods have caught the interest of a group of MIT graduate students who have put their heads together to come up with ideas for revitalizing West Lynn. Students looked at what could be transformed in an area from the Belden Bly Bridge new traffic circle at Market Basket and to...
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St Mary’s to Offer Field Hockey, Crew and Rugby in 2019-20
The St. Mary’s High School golf team won the MIAA Div. 3 state championship on Oct. 29, marking the 12th consecutive year that the school has captured at least one state title, but there will no resting on their laurels on Tremont Street. Aware that scholastic sports are every bit as much about participation...
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LACC Welcomes E for All Lynn with a Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
E for All / Epara Todos Lynn is a nonprofit organization offering a dual language business accelerator program in both English and Spanish. Through their accelerator, entrepreneurs of all stages are connected with a team of mentors, tailored curriculum, and the opportunity to win cash prizes. “Those entrepreneurs go on to create viable businesses...
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MassDOT Issues RFP for Lynn Transit Action Plan Study
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has announced that a Request for Proposals (RFP) has been issued for a Lynn Transit Action Plan Study, which will focus on strategies to enhance the quality, capacity, and reliability of public transportation for residents and local businesses in Lynn. “Access to high quality, affordable, and reliable multi-modal transportation is vital...
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Remember Those in Need This Holiday Season
For the vast majority of Americans, the holiday season, which is now upon us, is a joyous time when the abundance that life offers is most apparent in a wealthy nation such as ours. But the sad reality for many of our fellow citizens is that the holiday season brings little, if any, joy....
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The More Women, The Better
Say what you will about the state of politics in our country these days, one thing that is undeniable is that Americans have become more engaged in the political process than at any time in our recent history. The recent election of scores of women, of diverse backgrounds, to public office has signified that...
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St Mary’s Boys Win MIAA Division 4 Championship
St. Mary’s copped the MIAA Division 4 North soccer championship with a 2-1 win over top-seeded Mystic Valley at a chilly Manning Field Sunday afternoon, Nov. 11. The win advanced the Spartans to the state semi-finals Wednesday night against South champ, Cohasset. The results of that game came too late for publication. A pair...
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Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for 34 Munroe
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday for 34 Munroe, Lynn’s newest mixed-use, 10-story residential tower that will have 189 luxury apartments. Officials hailed the $80 million project as a transformational one that will help continue the revitalization of Lynn’s downtown. Pictured at the ceremony are, from left, State Secretary of Housing and Economic Development...
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Strong Turnout in Lynn for Election
Lynn voters turned out strong in Tuesday’s mid-term election. Over 45.5 percent of the city’s 53,792 registered voters came out to vote. In Lynn, Democrat Elizabeth Warren bested Republican challenger Geoff Diehl, with 16,078 votes over Diehl’s 7,145 votes For Lt. Governor and Governor, incumbents Karyn Polito and Charlie Baker earned 14,524 votes compared...
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