Dear Gov. Healey, The United States Federal government is openly committing acts of murder, abduction, and brutality against citizens and undocumented immigrants. The agencies involved are doing so ...

In the MIAA’s latest power rankings, Lynn Tech’s boys basketball team ranked No. 5 in Division 4. The Tigers started the season slow, but have returned to state tournament form with an 8-4 record.

As part of its commitment to literacy and education in the Lynn community, The REAL Program is proud to announce that it is an official 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee regional partner to give ...

The Swampscott Historical Commission has announced that its Historic American Building Survey (HABS) report on the history of the General Glover Farmhouse will be permanently housed in the Library of ...

Robert Pearl Health care in 2025 was consumed by chaos, conflict and relentless drama. Yet despite unprecedented political turmoil, cultural division and major technological breakthroughs, there was ...

Sheldon H. Jacobson The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, part of the Bill of Rights, guarantees each person the freedom to speak out, untethered by government, in addition to freedom of the ...

The YMCA of Metro North is offering football fans the opportunity of a lifetime while supporting a powerful local mission through its Super Bowl LX raffle, benefiting the YMCA of Metro North ...

PEABODY — City Council revoked a Class 2 Motor Vehicle License held by Christiane Fischer, who is doing business as PK Motor Cars, following the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s recent announcement that ...

The Lynnfield/North Reading wrestling team (11-7) faced some of its toughest competition of the season last week, finishing the stretch with a record of 1-3. But there was plenty of good news for the ...

Meegan O’Neil will step down from her role as executive director of Essex County Habitat for Humanity in June after seven ...

Life as a student can feel like jogging on a treadmill that keeps getting faster. You meet one deadline, and then another one comes up. You finally get the hang of a topic, and the class goes on. It ...

For Angela Addonizio, art has been a form of therapy and expression as she battles cancer. Now, her colorful mixed media works are being recognized at Lynnfield Arts during February and March.