We often hear the lyric, “He’s gonna find out who’s naughty or nice,” but sometimes, it’s hard to deliver what the nice kids deserve. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 6.3 million Americans are currently unemployed and the country’s unemployment rate (3.7%) is higher than it was in 2019 (3.4%). One local mother of […]
Marvin Alvarado used a cool head and two hands to bowl a personal best 255 against Longwood. (photo credit: Robert O’Rourk) The key to his success in bowling, says Southold’s Marvin Alvarado, is not getting rattled. His calm demeanor was never more evident on Tuesday afternoon, recording a pair of personal bests in Southold/Greenport’s 31-2 […]
Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt announced Wednesday morning that Peabody Veterans Memorial High School had been selected to participate in the Massachusetts School Building Authority’s funding program, meaning the city will be home to a newly renovated high school in “just a few years,” the mayor said. “Although much work lies ahead… (this) represents a major […]
The Greenport museum children’s camps were such a hit with parents they will soon be offered to big kids too. (photo credit: Lee Meyer) Here are the headlines for December 13, 2023. THE SUFFOLK TIMES East End Seaport Museum developing adult education programs for 2024 RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW Riverhead police chief gets a 8.5% pay raise […]
The Greenport museum children’s camps were such a hit with parents they will soon be offered to big kids too. (photo credit: Lee Meyer) For adults who want to dive deeper into Greenport’s marine ecosystem and history, East End Seaport Museum has an adult summer camp in store for 2024. Museum executive director Tracey Orlando […]
A man who was reported missing Tuesday evening in Peabody was found safe hours later, police said. Sebastiano Lubecki walked away from the Holiday Inn at 1 Newbury St. around 2 p.m. wearing red Adidas pants and a grey puffy coat, the department said. He was later found safe at 7:35 p.m. Charlie McKenna is […]
LYNN — The largest investment in the city’s history got the green light from the City Council Tuesday night. The council approved the South Harbor development plan, tax incremental financing (TIF), and easements for the $450 million project. “This is a historic night for Lynn,” James M. Cowdell, executive director of EDIC/Lynn, said following the […]
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SAUGUS — The Northeastern Conference got a sneak peak of what’s in store as the Big Blue (1-0) traveled to Saugus (0-1) for opening night in boys basketball. The visitors held off a soaring Saugus team to win, 47-45. With Swampscott leading for the majority of the game and holding a 33-25 lead at halftime, […]
LYNN — Before the basketball season began, Lynn Classical coach Marvin Avery said he looked forward to his team playing fastbreak, up-tempo basketball. And in game one of the young season, that’s exactly what his Rams accomplished. They defeated the Revere Patriots by a score of 59-41 Tuesday night. Much of their offensive production came […]
