The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced today that Pedro Martinez, who is currently CEO of Chicago Public Schools, will become commissioner of elementary and secondary education in Massachusetts ...

During the annual Town Meeting on May 17 at Town Hall, after voting to amend the vote taken under Article 20 of the 2021 Town Meeting, the Select Board will now have until July 1, 2029, to sell the ...

The Swampscott girls tennis team (13-2) pulled out a narrow 3-2 win over Danvers in a competitive Northeastern Conference matchup at home on Sunday. The Big Blue earned two of their three points in ...

With May being mental health awareness month, Girls Inc. collaborated with Boston-based ThinkGive to bring Social and ...

In the town’s latest efforts against substance abuse and recovery, the Health Department will be offering a free “Recovery ...

The City is proposing to double the exemption on personal property taxes for small business owners as well as property taxes ...

For anyone interested in learning more about ways to improve health and wellness, the 4th Annual Healthy Expo at the ...

The Lynn Classical baseball team (12-4) came up short Saturday, falling to Reading Memorial (14-3), 12-1, at Fraser Field. Despite the loss, the Rams had reason to celebrate as they honored their ...

The town will be remembering Cpl. Scott Procopio Saturday with the annual Gold Star Run for Honor, located at Town Hall, 298 Central St. Procopio was killed in action in Ramadi, Iraq, in 2006, as a ...

After last Thursday’s School Committee meeting, most of the focus was on the resolution against antisemitic curriculum materials which passed, but this was a meeting jam-packed with various ...

St. John’s Prep held its 115th Commencement service on Saturday afternoon as 288 seniors graduated. Head of Schools Edward P. Hardiman, Ph.D. P’19 ’21 ’26 conferred diplomas upon the class to ...

Talk about a happy Friday. Lynn Classical fans went home happy after the varsity baseball and softball teams secured ...