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LYNN — Harbor Park, the 30-acre public space redeveloped last year at South Harbor, has won Project of the Year honors from the Environmental Business Council of New England.
The park received the James D.P. Farrell Award for Brownfields Remediation Project of the Year “in recognition of the vision, partnership, and perseverance that transformed a long-inaccessible wat...
SWAMPSCOTT — The Historical Society opened the doors of the Sir John Humphrey House ahead of Memorial Day weekend, inviting visitors to explore one of the oldest and most storied homes in the country through a morning of public tours.
Leading the tours were Historical Society President Molly Conner and twin brothers Douglas and Duncan Maitland, whose walk-through blend...
To the editor:
“Take good care of the children.”
Those were the last words Isaac Davis spoke to his wife, Hannah, as he headed off to war. Only a few hours later, he was shot through the heart and killed by a British musket ball in the early volleys of the American Revolution more than 250 years ago.
It was as if he already knew his fate.
Hannah la...
LYNNFIELD — During public comment, the Lynnfield School Committee was again met by multiple people, including father Carl Allien, who were frustrated with the lack of response regarding racial incidents in the schools.
Phil McQueen, a former School Committee member and a teacher at Lynn Classical High School, was the first to address the Committee about racism and how ...
LYNN — A long-vacant building at the gateway to Lynn may soon be transformed into a new residential development, as city officials, developers, and neighborhood residents continue discussions ahead of a June 9 public hearing.
The project centers on the former W Proodian and Sons Inc. on Western Avenue, a structure that city leaders describe as both an eyesore and a saf...