During last week’s school committee meeting, Superintendent Tutwiler, reported on the 2019 graduation rate for the four high schools in the district. While the report had shown fairly steady results in the past six years, there has been an increase…
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Local Students Earn Academic Honors
Local Students Named to Curry College Fall 2019 Dean’s List Roughly 1,000 students were named to the Fall 2019 Dean’s List at Curry College. The following local students made the list: Mathieu Gokas, of Lynn a Management major and member…
Classical Celebrates Successful Season
Classical Star Quarterback Gisonno commits to Western New England
The Lynn Classical football team celebrated its 2019 season at an awards banquet Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus. Senior quarterback Daniel (Dan) Thomas Gisonno received the team’s MVP Trophy that is named after Classical legend Harry Agganis. Gisonno, a…
Lynn Public Library Receives Large Donation
A generous donor has provided a gift of nearly $600,000 to the Lynn Public Library. Burton Green of Lynn established the Burton E. Green Trust in 1971 and named his sister, Cora A. Jordan, as the beneficiary, according to the…
Warren Favored by Lynn Democrats in Presidential Primary on Tuesday
Hillary Clinton trounced then presidential candidate Donald Trump in Lynn four years ago. The Democratic nominee won with 70 percent of the more than 31,000 votes cast. Her margin was even bigger than the statewide totals that gave Clinton 60…
Local Students Earn Academic Honors
Fisher Named to Colby-Sawyer College Dean’s List Colby-Sawyer College has named Rachel Fisher of Lynn to the Dean’s List for fall 2019. Fisher majors in psychology and is a member of the class of 2020. To qualify for the Dean’s…
Cape Air Gets Greenlight for Seaplanes
Ever since Cape Air’s CEO Dan Wolf was doing seaplane flight instruction on Cape Cod’s ponds over 35 years ago, launching a scheduled seaplane service has been a dream. Starting this spring Cape Air, one of the busiest air carriers…
Lights Out
Central Square MBTA Station Getting $33 Million Facelift
When North Harbor residents move into their new waterfront apartments off the Lynnway in two years, many will make the commute into Boston. While there’s no guarantee the ferry from Blossom Street to Long Wharf will be operating, one thing…