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50 Lynn families form bonds at Lynn Tech SkillsUSA event

50 Lynn families were brought together for the “Family Day with SkillUSA” event Saturday at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute. “The main mission is to give out a sense of hope and a sense of healing. I think in the past few months there’s been sort of a wave of hostility within our city and I […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Lynn Tech auto and welding program gains traction through grant

A state grant is being put to good use at the auto technician and welding programs at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute.  Late last year, Lynn Tech received a $200,000 state Career Technical Initiative grant to offer classes in automotive technology and welding for adults. CTI Program Director David Gagner said the class began last week […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Swampscott Police warn community of postal pilfering

Swampscott Police are warning residents about stolen mail— particularly checks— from mailboxes. The region-wide issue was brought to light when resident Sally Clapp revealed that she had a check stolen from a U.S. Postal Service collection box outside the Swampscott Post Office. “We just had a check stolen from the mailbox in front, altered and […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Saugus might restructure Department of Planning and Economic Development

The Saugus Department of Planning and Economic Development might be restructured to attract more qualified and experienced candidates, Town Manager Scott Crabtree said. Crabtree, speaking during a discussion of the fiscal year 2025 operating budget at a recent meeting of the Board of Selectmen, said that the town has had difficulty finding a second person […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Guest column: What future do we want?

An aerial view of the Greenport waterfront. (Credit: David Benthal) As I stood on the side of Main Road and gazed towards what was once nearly 7 acres of grasses, trees and wildlife, I was struck by how quickly the bulldozers had done their work scraping the land of all life. All of this work […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Letters to the editor: Southold gives lip service to wanting affordable housing

Veronica Stelzer, a teacher at Oysterponds Elementary School, voices her opinion on the state of affordable housing in Southold last September. (Nicholas Grasso photo) SOUTHOLD Thank you for writing this editorial I wanted to commend you for your excellent opinion article in the latest Suffolk Times (“Maybe the sky is falling — so now what?”). […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Editorial: The answer can’t always be ‘no’

Across the North Fork, as development projects are proposed and debated, the nearly universal response from most residents is an immediate, “No, that is not a good use of our open space and, if built, it will destroy our community character.” Riverhead and Southold share the North Fork and the beauty and natural splendor that […]

Updated: Mar 3, 2024
Southold blotter: Fire departments responded to a fire alarm at Port of Egypt Marine

Southold police were called to a Greenport bar Feb. 19 to investigate a trespassing report against Carlos Hernandez, 30, of Orient, who had earlier been served with a notice of trespass for that location, according to police. He was arrested for trespassing and transported to headquarters for arraignment. • On Feb. 20, a Mattituck man […]

Updated: Mar 2, 2024
Today’s page one 3-2-2024 – Itemlive

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Updated: Mar 2, 2024
St. Mary’s fights, but falls to Dover-Sherborn

LYNN — No. 10 St. Mary’s – coming off its Division 3 Championship appearance against Archbishop Williams last winter – met its match in Friday night’s Round of 32 against No. 23 Dover-Sherborn. The host Spartans fell in a 47-46 nail-biter that came down to the final shot. JJ Martinez came to play with 26 […]

Updated: Mar 2, 2024