Here are the headlines for Tuesday, November 12.
SUFFOLK TIMES
James Sleckman of Southold publishes first novel
Nine North Fork runners qualify for state cross country championships
RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW
Wizards back in Riverhead, bring competition and laughs
SWR takes Long Island girls soccer title
SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER
NORTHFORKER
SOUTHFORKER
Look Sharp: the covetable knives of craftsman Dereyk Patterson
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LYNNFIELD — Special Town Meeting convened Wednesday at 7 p.m. to decide on seven articles that would...
SWAMPSCOTT—The Water and Sewer Infrastructure Committee are attempting new ways to combat the bacteria...
LYNN — After Broadway Family Dental’s second aid trip to Guatemala with the His Love Foundation,...
PEABODY — A local business owner is organizing a fundraiser for the students and their families that...
LYNN — The City Council was expected to vote on the Housing Stability Ordinance on Tuesday, but the...
LYNNFIELD — One game, two teams, three goals, and now, a Final 4. Lynnfield’s girls soccer team,...
Three Sachems take it to the next level
LTTE: Veterans Day reflections on unity
Main Street becomes danger zone for drivers in Saugus
Granderson: Trump’s election says a lot about trust in journalism
Robertson: Don’t fail our children by abolishing the Department of Education
Nahant schools update handbook – Itemlive
LTTE: Trump’s return sparks new sales
LTTE: Seth Moulton’s remarks misinterpreted
Bourque, Koocher: Students and families pay the price when teachers’ unions strike
Editorial: Yes, it was the economy, stupid
Marblehead educators continue to strike
Peabody volunteers come to firefighter’s aid