When it comes to pizza dough, Anthony Allen, owner of Otto Portland of Maine Pizza knows a thing or two about pizza. He was smart enough to move his dough facility to right here on Sanderson Avenue. Now they are…
Author: Sue Woodcock
Lynn Restricts Flavored Nicotine Products
Starting Oct. 1, the sale of flavored nicotine and vaping products will be restricted for sale to adult-only establishments. The flavor ban does not include menthol, wintergreen and mint. Last week, following a public hearing on May 14, the Board…
Frederick Douglass Reading Set For July 3
High Rock Tower is the place to be on July 3, when hundreds will gather to hear the reading of one of the best-known abolitionists and orator Frederick Douglass, who also spent the mid-1800s in Lynn. For the ninth year, …
Lynn Sees Reduced Recycling Tonnage
The City of Lynn has seen a decrease in the amount of recycling tonnage, but it has also seen an increase in the amount of trash just being thrown out. In 2017 there were 7,104 tons recycled; 6,722 tons in…
Lifeguards Back On The Beach For the Season
Summer is here and the Department of Conservation and Recreation lifeguards are back at the beach working at the Lynn Shore and Nahant Beach Reservation’s Nahant Beach, as well as Revere Beach and Winthrop Shore Drive beach. “The Massachusetts Department…
Councilors Approve McGee’s 2020 Budget
Last week Mayor Tom McGee presented the city council with a $367,935,216 budget for fiscal year 2020 and Tuesday night the City Council unanimously approved it after a public hearing. McGee said the number could change depending on what state…
Last Day to Take Out Nomination Papers June 21
Anyone seeking to run for various political offices in Lynn has until 4 p.m. Friday, June 21 to take out nomination papers from the Election office in city hall. “Up for re-election are the Ward Councilors, Councilor at Large and…
Uncommon Feast Café Come to Lynn
Michelle Mulford has had a catering business for the last eight years, and to her it was easy to team up with Marianne Staniunas and create Uncommon Feast Café at 271 Western Ave. in the Lydia Pinkham Building. While the…
Mayor Presents FY20 Budget
Mayor Tom McGee presented the City Council with a $367,935,216 budget for the city for fiscal year 2020, which begins on July 1. This reflects a little over a one percent increase from the FY19 budget. This is also the…
Uncommon Feast Café Comes to Lynn
Marianne Staniunas has had a catering business for the last eight years, and to her, it was easy to team up with Michelle Mulford and create Uncommon Feast Café at 271 Western Ave. in the Lydia Pinkham Building. While the…