How the Run for the Roses Became America’s Premier Sporting Event,” author James Nicholson starts with a question that his ...

The Saugus baseball team picked up a big Northeastern Conference win over Winthrop on Friday evening. The Sachems defeated ...

Friends of Lynn Public Library are hosting a Sip ‘N’ Paint fundraiser on May 10, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the library at 5 N ...

A year removed from losing in the state championship game, the St. Mary’s baseball team is on a quest to get back to the title game and is off to a sizzling start sitting at 11-1. On Wednesday, the ...

The spotlight shined on more than 100 members of the Boys & Girls Club of Lynn Thursday night at the third annual Night of Stars, an event to recognize youth for their outstanding performance ...

Residents poured into Nahant Village Church for breakfast on Friday morning to hear Town Administrator Tony Barletta talk about the warrant articles for the upcoming Town Meeting. The morning began at ...

With graduation right around the corner, Lynn Public Schools is celebrating the success of students from all across the city. In response to the overwhelming academic success being seen in the city, ...

The School Committee voted 4-1 to pass its policy regarding the display of flags and banners Thursday night after 18 months of deliberation. The policy states: “The Marblehead School Committee, as the ...

In a back-and-forth thriller of a boys lacrosse game, host Peabody defeated Bishop Fenwick, 8-7, in Thursday’s 14th annual ...

Heritage Month, Little Ant World is hosting two special events for the Lynn community next week. Little Ant World was founded ...

LYNN — Workers, organizers, and community members filled the Lynn Common Thursday evening for a May Day rally and march in support of labor rights and upcoming contract talks for General Electric’s ...

The town has officially retained its “Tree City USA” status for the 31st consecutive year, according to Community and ...