Special to the Journal The public is invited to attend USS Constitution’s annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, December 6, 2024, starting at 3:00 p.m. This free event will feature a visit and photo opportunities with Santa Claus, complimentary hot…
Author: Journal Staff
Remember the needy on your shopping list
Americans already have been spending a record amount of money thus far this holiday season, spurred on by the extended “Black Friday” (we are using air quotes because Black Friday sales began in early November), Small Business Saturday, and Cyber…
Hopefully, Musk will bring us self-driving cars
Everyone concedes that Musk unquestionably is a visionary who already has revolutionized the automobile industry. He was named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year for the success of Tesla, which made electric vehicles available to the mass market. Tesla has…
Michael Terry, Robert Supinski take their oaths as new officers
By Cary Shuman City Clerk Janet Rowe administered oaths to Lynn Police Officers Robert Supinski and Michael Terry during a brief and joyous ceremony at Lynn City Hall. Both officers completed six months of training at the MPTC Randolph Police…
Lynn Classical Graduate Paulino Opens New Restaurant in Revere
Special to the Jopurnal Daybelis Paulino, a 2011 graduate of Lynn Classical High School, has opened a new Mexican restaurant, Tulum Taqueria, at 425 Revere Beach Boulevard. It is Paulino’s second business venture. She is the owner of D&A Esthetics…
Lynn Area Firefighters Invited to Free Skin Cancer Screenings
Volunteer dermatologists are scheduled to screen Lynn area firefighters for skin cancer this month, and State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is inviting active and retired firefighters in these regions to take advantage of the opportunity at no cost to…
Gov. Healey signs breast cancer screening bill
Governor Maura Healey signed An Act Relative to Medically Necessary Breast Screenings and Exams for Equity and Early Detection. This comprehensive legislation will ensure that patients have access to follow-up breast cancer screenings and exams, while also preventing any increase…
Is the housing problem solvable?
It is estimated that the U.S. presently is short of anywhere from four million to seven million housing units, including both rentals and single-family homes. This is an astounding number that is growing larger every year. Housing production is lagging…
Serving All Veterans with Dignity and Honor
Sean Reid Elected State Representative for West Lynn, Nahant District
By Cary Shuman Sean Reid spent much of Election Day greeting residents as they arrived to cast their votes at the Breed Middle School polling place. Reid was running opposed in the general election, after winning the Democratic Primary for…