After the most recent Super Bowl – the one in which Patrick Mahomes found a referee who didn’t genuflect in front of him – I ...

The Saugus Public Library celebrated Earth Day one day late with the help of Saugus Action Volunteers for the Environment ...

I proudly write this letter in support of MaryEllen Fletcher’s reelection to the Swampscott Select Board. Rather than just ...

The INCredible Awards are returning to Olio next month, bringing together Peabody’s business, nonprofit, and civic leaders ...

As a 20-year Swampscott resident, I have seen how the town administration delays vital decisions such as how to repurpose the ...

Now that the Republicans have come up for air and spent months in Trump’s playpen. It is now his turn. If he throws a tantrum ...

Saugus’ softball team (4-4) hit the road to Waltham and returned home victorious in a 10-6 final Wednesday. Sofia McCarrier recorded the win, conceding just two earned runs and helping her own cause ...

A fire ignited Wednesday evening in a screener in the quarry on 30 Danvers Road, which was operated by the Holcim Company. The Fire Department responded to the fire at 6:30 p.m., according to Fire ...

A new downtown beautification initiative led by Lynn Main Streets is set to bring fresh color and renewed energy to the city’s core, as the volunteer-run organization launches a free planter program ...

Early voting has begun for Swampscott residents to cast their vote for the 2025 local town elections. The polls will be open for residents from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday ...

Wednesday morning brought picture-perfect baseball weather – it was warm with a slight breeze and plenty of sun at Fraser Field. Weather aside, it could’ve been better for Lynn English’s baseball team ...

Editorial written by South Florida Sun Sentinel Board. “No king in America,” said the hand-lettered signs at protests across the nation Saturday. It was the 250th anniversary of the battles at ...