Mayor Jared Nicholson, Lynn Community Health Center CEO Brenda Rodriguez, MassHire North Shore Workforce Board Executive ...

Bob Kustra President Donald Trump’s recent comments about renaming the Republican Party after him raises the question of whether this might be the spark that ignites a serious reconsideration of just ...

St. Mary’s boys hockey team opened the season with a dominant 5-0 win against Shrewsbury, outshooting the Colonials 38-16 at ...

All address information, particularly arrests, reflects police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the ...

The Fire Department posted the following information on Facebook on Thursday: “At approximately 7:30 p.m. last night, Engine ...

Laughs, iPhone camera clicks, and a boatload of athletic talent spread throughout Lynn Museum Thursday evening as The Item held its All-Star awards ceremony, which recognized achievements during the ...

The City is preparing to increase residential taxes by an average of $415 during Fiscal Year 2026, following Tuesday evening’s public hearing which addressed the City’s finances and its proposed 2026 ...

Michael Aghahowa and Jah’Nyah Spencer, two Lynn creatives, have teamed up to put on a joint art exhibition called “Twin.” Rooted in friendship, shared life paths, and community impact, this ...

MARBLEHEAD — Veterans Middle School’s eighth graders were treated to a well-earned ice cream social on Thursday after emerging as the top fundraising class in support of Wreaths Across America, an ...

After years of vacancy at 357 Broadway, Big Y is making its big return to fill in the hole left by the Amazon Fresh store ...

Enrollment in the Town’s elementary, middle, and high school for 2025-26 is expected to remain level with previous years, ...

Lynn has lost a powerful force in Dr. James “Jim” Leonard, a man who helped change the school system forever. Leonard, who died on Dec. 3 at the age of 91 and is being buried today. He had a lifelong ...