Daily Item Staff March 28, 2024 by Daily Item Staff Source link
Thursday was opening day in girls lacrosse, and Swampscott (1-0) came out of the gates firing on all cylinders. The Big Blue – true to their name – defeated Saugus (0-1), 17-3. Swampscott received goals from Mia Dahlman (4), Coco Clopton (4), Avery Laundry (2), Madeline Goldman (2), Fiona Kearney (2 goals, assist), Samantha Demady […]
Last year, St. Mary’s High School, in partnership with the track and field team, decided to run a marathon to raise money for the Martin Richard Foundation. The idea sprung from a summer reading book the English department assigned called “Stronger” by Jeff Bauman. “Stronger” describes the events of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, Bauman’s […]
All address information, particularly arrests, reflects police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and have the department issue a notice of correction to The Daily Item. LYNN Arrests Arnett Bracy, 66, was arrested for possession of a class […]
Phyllis Sagan takes pride in being a woman entrepreneur. The Swampscott resident single-handedly started her own real estate business more than 35 years ago. However, her charity work has always been of utmost importance to her. After graduating from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Sagan had a short teaching career. “I’d like to say I […]
The Peabody Historical Commission has announced that applications are out for a plaque program, through which businesses and commercial buildings that meet historical-building criteria can order a plaque explaining what the building was originally created for and its history. One criterion is that the area should be in the Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS), […]
Andreas Kluth “Abstention” is a deceptively diplomatic word, implying some sort of bureaucratic omission. And yet this week’s decision by the US to abstain from casting its veto in the United Nations Security Council turned a page in history. For the first time since the terrorist attack by Hamas against Israel on Oct. 7 — […]
Jackie Calmes To the dismay of Republicans, and the advantage of Democrats, abortion rights remain a high-priority issue for voters nearly two years after the Supreme Court ended a half-century of constitutional protection nationwide. That should come as no surprise. The topic has rarely been out of the news since the Dobbs decision, what with […]
PEABODY — On most days, Callie Mignault is “running around like a chicken with her head cut off” between softball practices and games, dance recitals, craft fairs, and school. When she has some time, however, the high school sophomore is doing work for her small business in her basement, intricately weeding vinyl to prepare the […]
To the editor: Over the past few weeks, I have read with interest a number of positive events happening in Lynn, the most recent one being the article in the March 20 Item about Vision Lynn. Once again, this points to the fine leadership Lynn has in Mayor Jared Nicholson and his team. In this […]
