SWAMPSCOTT — The recent discovery of a 163-year-old depicting Penobscot tribe members camped in an area now known as Little’s Point led the Historical Commission on a journey through history. In November, a month federally recognized as Native American Heritage Month, a custodian working for the Town of Swampscott informed the Historical Commission of a […]
With former coach Anthony LaFratta moving on to school administration, the head coaching spot for Lynn English’s football team is now open. Applications close on December 11. Source link
You know what I’ve been thinking? It was hard to replicate the success he had at Marblehead High, but, somehow, Connor Cronin did it. Playing football at Avon Old Farms in Connecticut, Cronin was named Founders League Defensive Player of the Year this past week. Head coach Jon Wholley agrees, calling Cronin “an absolute game-wrecker […]
Jehoshua Eliashberg, Charles B. Weinberg and Berend Wierenga The rise of streaming platforms has forced Hollywood to question everything — and the uncertainty grows more urgent now that the strikes are over and film projects are resuming. Recent research points toward some answers. We studied IMDb user review data from the two years leading […]
LYNN — Since July, Geanni Byrd has been serving as interim attendance supervisor for Lynn Public Schools. On Thursday night, the School Committee voted unanimously to officially name Byrd supervisor of attendance. “Geanni possesses a unique blend of skills, experience, and qualities that make her an ideal candidate for this crucial position,” Superintendent Evonne Alvarez […]
To the editor: In my humble opinion, not enough is being done to prevent these tragedies. The family of the shooter are also victims. If the powers that be were warned ahead of time he was acting strange, had been mentally ill and treated, and was a danger to himself and others — What was […]
Erwin Chemerinsky If a decision handed down by a conservative federal appeals court last week is allowed to stand, it will gut what remains of one of the most important federal laws enacted in my lifetime, the Voting Rights Act. An 8th Circuit Court of Appeals panel held that no one other than the […]
Andy Dwonch I arrived in Palestine and Israel just months after Hamas’ election victory. It was July 2006, and Israel’s first Gaza war (with Hamas) and second Lebanon war (with Hezbollah) were just finishing. My wife and I were living in East Jerusalem, where our two kids would learn to walk and over the […]
During the holiday season, the gift of giving brings joy to everyone around the world. But some people need help so they can give to those closest to them. Despite being known as the jolly season, holidays sometimes bring hardships to families. Being a stay-at-home mother while raising three children is hard, especially when they […]
PEABODY — City officials assembled at 58 Pulaski St. Friday morning for the grand opening of Bridge Works Boutique. The 10,000 sq. ft. space was strategically filled with vintage furniture items for sale. Every product was donated by people who no longer need them, while all the proceeds from their eventual purchase will directly benefit […]
