First time candidate Jesse Jaeger has gathered enough certified signatures to be on the ballot for the Lynn City Council Ward 2 election this fall. Jaeger is a community leader who has served on the board of the Lynn Community Association, is a founding member of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service...
As of May 17 at 3:04 p.m., the Factory of the Future finally has a future. That is when the deed transferring the 22-acre site in West Lyn n from General Electric to a group of investors was recorded at the Southern Essex Registry of Deeds. The property is now owned by 40 Federal...
Lynn Tech athletic director Joe Skeadas wondered why there was no All-Sports Award Night held at the school. There had been individual Tech team sports banquets but Skeadas wanted to take it to the next level and bring all the student-athletes and coaches together for a night of recognition. Let’s just say Skeadas’s idea...
Jeannette Foley Longtime Revere School System Financial Secretary Jeannette (Connors) Foley died on May 17 at the Lighthouse Nursing Care Center of Revere following a long illness. She was 91 years old. Born and raised in Oak Island, Revere, she was a 1939 graduate of Revere High School. She and her family were life-long...
Lynn Police officers participated in the opening ceremony for the Lynn Special Games sponsored by the Rotary Club. In the photo above, they are carrying the American flag and the torch as they prepare to enter the Lynn Tech Fieldhouse.
Country music fans were treated to a great show last Thursday night at the Lynn Auditorium as Ayla Brown and Clint Black each lit up the stage with dynamic performances. The crowd treated both entertainers to warm ovations. Brown, who is headed to the Grand Old Opry in Nashville for her first performance at...
Catherine Lubanski Worked for Orion Research and as Chelsea School Bus Monitor Catherine E. (Hamilton) Lubanski of Chelsea died at home on May 3. She was 65 years old. Born, raised and a life-long resident of Chelsea, she spent her early years as a homemaker, followed by a 20 year career with Orion Research, and...
The first of May was a day of firsts for St. Mary’s basketball standout Brianna Rudolph. Rudolph, a junior guard, gave a verbal commitment to UMass Lowell Coach Sarah Behn, becoming the first St. Mary’s basketball player ever to accept a Div. 1 full scholarship and the River Hawks’ first recruit to commit since...
It was certainly a memorable week for St. Mary’s High School and its outstanding athletic program. The first of two major announcements was that alumnus Dave Brown had accepted the position as head coach of the boys basketball program. Brown was a 1,000-point scorer for the Spartans and then went on to further greatness...
It did not take long for St. Mary’s Athletic Director Jeff Newhall to fill the varsity boys basketball coaching position. That’s what happens when you have a candidate who wants the job as much as you want him to hire him. As a result, St. Mary’s named David Brown, a 1989 graduate who ranks...