Classical girls basketball on track for tournament By Joyce Erekson The Classical High girls basketball team has reached the midway point of the season and (knock on wood) the Rams are looking pretty good heading into the second half. Coach…
Lynn Holds Inaugural Ceremonies for City Council, School Committee
The City of Lynn held its Inaugural Exercises Jan. 4 at the Lynn City Hall and Memorial Auditorium. The Honorable Justice James Lamothe of Lynn District City administered the oaths of office to the newly elected members of the Lynn…
Business is Beaming:Yellow Jackets is Drawing Aspiring Gymnasts from Lynn
By Cary Shuman Yellow Jackets Gymnastics is emerging as the hub of the universe for aspiring gymnasts across the North Shore. Carrie Clarke, business manager at the well-known facilities owned by former U.S. Olympian Peter Kormann, said more than 1,400…
Making Her Mark:Bowler Rebekah Vestal Carries on Family Legacy
By Cary Shuman The name Vestal jumps off the bowling sheet like the name Yastrzemski would in a batting order. Yes, 29-year-old Lynn resident Rebekah Vestal is the daughter of Candlepin Bowling Hall of Fame inductee Nance Vestal, one of…
Gaslight Brings Flavor and Fun to the North Shore
As everyone prepares to celebrate the New Year with memories of the past and hopes for the future, North Shore residents will also celebrate the long-awaited arrival of the sister restaurant to a Boston neighborhood favorite, Gaslight Lynnfield. The Aquitaine…
Boston Officials Raise Age to buy Tobacco Products
Mayor Martin J. Walsh recently announced that the Boston Board of Health voted to approve amendments to the City of Boston’s tobacco regulations which raise the minimum legal age for purchasing tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, from 18 to 21, increase…