Lynn introduced boys volleyball back to its city, and it’s been a popular addition. In year two over at Lynn Tech – like a ...

The first nine graduates of the School of Hard Knocks course, which is designed to empower people affected by incarceration ...

In a Marblehead-hosted showdown with Saugus, the softball Sachems were shut out, 1-0, but not without positives. “It was a ...

Thanks to Mass General Brigham’s donations, the Phoenix Food Hub and Greater Lynn Senior Services are now welcoming community organizations to apply for funding for a community grant program that ...

Do you ever demolish a plate of nachos, only to wish there were at least five more chips and a little bit of dip still on the plate?  If you haven’t, you’re lying. If you have, then you were in a ...

Harry Litman Since the opening of Donald Trump’s New York trial — when the former president’s counsel told the jury that the prosecution’s star witness “cannot be trusted” — the defense has ...

The lion has lain down with the lamb. The lion, of course, is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, a former president himself, now confined during weekdays to sitting as quietly as he can ...

A sizable crowd of residents arrived at Nahant Village Church on Friday morning for the first of three Town Meeting informational sessions led by Town Administrator Tony Barletta. The two other ...

Brian Justie On April 1, more than half a million fast-food workers in California got a raise, with minimum wage across the sector bumped up to $20 per hour. That same week, the self-proclaimed “world ...

LYNN — Mayor Jared Nicholson’s office has announced that the nearly 140-year-old Grand Army of the Republic Building will be ...

Is it Monday yet? The Peabody and Swampscott girls lacrosse teams dominated Thursday – in high-scoring fashion – ahead of ...

To mark International Workers’ Day, or May Day, the New Lynn Coalition hosted a march from the steps of City Hall to the ...