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Boys & Girls Club tops off new clubhouse
July 25, 2026
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Boys & Girls Club of Lynn tops off new Demakes clubhouse
The final beam of the Boys & Girls Club of Lynn's $28 million Phase 2 expansion was raised Friday morning at a topping-off ceremony. Members of the Demakes family, along with Board of Directors President Adriana Moschella, helped hoist the beam for the new Demakes Family Clubhouse, which was signed by city leaders, Lynn youth, and the family. The new clubhouse is expected to open in about eight months.
Itemlive (The Daily Item)
Lynn Home for the Elderly residents enjoy Kitty Cat Cafe outing
Residents of the Lynn Home for Elderly Persons visited Peabody's Kitty Cat Cafe Friday, feeding treats to cats and sharing stories about their own pets.
Itemlive (The Daily Item)
Police Logs: arrests and incidents across Lynn on July 23
Lynn Police logs detail Thursday's arrests for trespassing, drug distribution and possession, public drinking, and warrant violations, plus burglar alarms at Sisson Elementary, a fight on South Common Street, and several motor vehicle accidents.
Itemlive (The Daily Item)
Saugus Iron Works removes diseased 150-year-old beech tree
Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site removed its iconic copper beech tree Thursday after severe, irreversible damage from beech leaf and bark diseases.
Itemlive
Nahant police issue final warning on illegal harbor moorings
Nahant's Harbormaster's office says it will begin tagging and removing illegal, unrenewed moorings in Nahant and Lynn harbors starting in August.
Itemlive
Boston Children's Hospital sells Peabody campus for $62 million
Boston Children's Hospital sold its 360,000-square-foot Centennial Drive facility to Griffith Properties on July 24 but will remain on-site under a long-term lease-back.
Itemlive
Marblehead's Crocker Park swimming dock to remain closed all summer
The town administrator says storm damage from earlier this month cannot be repaired in time, so Crocker Park's swimming dock will stay closed for the rest of summer while officials look for a temporary fix.
Itemlive
Outdoor evangelist service scheduled at Lynn Commons Gazebo
The Lynn Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a free outdoor community evangelist outreach service today, July 25, from 3 to 7 p.m.
Lynn Parks and Recreation Department
Ravenstone in downtown Lynn to host tarot card readings Saturday
Ravenstone boutique is offering 15-minute tarot card readings with Dani today starting at 11 a.m.
Itemlive
Sinkhole on Main Street in Saugus prompts emergency DCR traffic detour
Repairs near Main Street and Lynn Fells Parkway have closed the southbound left lane since July 22, with delays expected to continue through the weekend.
Mass.gov
Marblehead Select Board hires Collins Center to recruit new officials
The Marblehead Select Board voted July 22 to pay the Collins Center $26,000 to recruit candidates for the Town Administrator and Chief Financial Officer positions.
Marblehead Current
Marblehead community vigil scheduled in response to ICE deaths
A community vigil is set for today, July 25, at 5 p.m. at Maple and Lafayette streets in Marblehead to honor people who died in encounters involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Itemlive
School Street Foods announces planned fall return to Lynnfield
Co-owner and chef Javier Baez says the restaurant, closed since a drunk-driving accident in June, plans to rebuild and reopen in Lynnfield by fall.
Itemlive
North Shore police monitor social media threats of juvenile 'takeover'
Danvers police say they are monitoring online posts about a planned juvenile flash mob targeting the Liberty Tree Mall and Sky Zone.
Danvers Patch
Robert Booth to discuss Revolutionary War-era entrepreneurs in Marblehead
Historian Robert Booth gives a free talk today at 4 p.m. at Goldthwait Reservation Park on the Glover family brothers before and during the Revolutionary War.
Goldthwait Reservation
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