[ad_1] Another week of Red Flag warnings and wildfires scorching hundreds of acres throughout Essex County means that the first responders tasked with battling these blazes will have their hands full. With incidents that can involve being in extreme conditions for hours, firefighting means being in constant risk of injury and exhaustion. This is where […]

[ad_1] Last Friday night – not the Katy Perry song – the varsity football teams of Marblehead, Lynnfield, Swampscott, and St. John’s Prep advanced in their respective state tournaments. Championship aspirations are still alive – at least, for now. And if you want to get to Gillette Stadium in a few weeks, you’re going to […]

[ad_1] LYNN — Swampscott resident Doug Thompson stepped into the role of Element Care’s CEO at the end of September and has continued the nonprofit’s mission of providing healthcare to older adults. Thompson worked in the healthcare industry for more than 30 years before arriving at Element Care, working with older adult patients and holding […]

[ad_1] SAUGUS — Raising Cane’s 799 Broadway location has started construction, and its new sign has been placed above the Nickole Auto Body sign. The restaurant will join a handful of other Raising Cane’s opening or having opened in Massachusetts this year. The first Cane’s Massachusetts location opened in 2009 on the Boston University campus. […]

[ad_1] LYNNFIELD — What a season it was for Lynnfield’s field hockey team, helmed by first-year coach Kerri Doherty, an alumna who replaced Samantha Pindara ahead of the fall season. Despite Saturday’s loss in the Division 4 state tournament – a 2-0 defeat to No. 3 Sutton in the Round of 8 – No. 6 […]

[ad_1] STATEMENT FROM CITY CLERK JANET ROWE The Lynn City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday November 12, 2024 has been canceled due to an inadvertent posting error. The City of Lynn webpage is the official means in which all notices of public meetings of municipal boards and commissions and agendas are posted. On Thursday, November […]

[ad_1] James Sleckman Southold resident James Sleckman spent 35 years selling gold leaf to book binding companies. He put his energy into making certain kinds of books more beautiful, but he was always a novelist at heart. In high school he wrote parody songs; in college, it was plays. In 2019, just shy of retirement, […]

[ad_1] James Sleckman 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 Talking about the future of […]

[ad_1] Communities across the country took time to honor their veterans on the national holiday – Veterans Day. Whether it was a breakfast, ceremony, or car parade, each community celebrated in their own way. Lynn Don Rubin, of Peabody, enjoys his breakfast during the Veterans Day celebration at Lynn City Hall on Monday. The city […]

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