Listen, I was part of the camp that wanted Drake Maye to wait it out for 6-8 weeks and then get the nod. Well, he’s proven to ...

The Water and Sewer Department issued a warning statement to all residents regarding the quality of their drinking water, ...

This year, the Police Department will be going the extra mile to ensure there’s a toy under the tree for those in need, even ...

On Monday, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP), along with the Eastern Bank Foundation and other contributors, announced the launch of ONE+ at the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood ...

As the Marblehead Education Association (MEA) enters its third week of being on strike, effects could be seen on the wider ...

While Lynnfield High students are shining when it comes to MCAS and AP tests, the SATs continue to trend in a downward direction. Principal Patricia Puglisi said that SAT scores dropped in 2024. The ...

In the newest Town Manager’s report, the Director of Public Health John Fralick sat down with Town Manager Scott Crabtree to alert the public about the current drought, and health issues that could be ...

With the Christmas holiday just weeks away, there’s a surefire way to get an early start on your shopping and ring in some ...

Throw out all the sports cliches, starting with the one that says defense wins championships. Sometimes, it comes down to ...

The United Way of Massachusetts Bay celebrated 25 years of providing Thanksgiving meals by distributing 1,500 meal bags with ...

The Gregory King Memorial Fund held its annual GregsGiving on Sunday. The Fund was established in honor of Greg King, who died in 2016.  “By day, King worked for the Boston Health Commission as part ...

On Thursday, a judge suspended the fines presented to the Marblehead Education Association (MEA) and ordered the School Committee and MEA to come to an agreement that returns teachers and students to ...