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Monday: CPC Reviews Town Meeting, Opens FY2028 Cycle

September 17, 2026

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Community Preservation Committee meets Monday

The Nahant Community Preservation Committee convenes Monday, Sept. 21, from 7 to 10 p.m. via Zoom. The agenda includes reviewing the May Town Meeting, updating current CPA-funded projects, and starting the FY2028 activity cycle. The public is invited to join by Zoom, with meeting details on the town website.

Town of Nahant

Open Space Committee to meet

The Open Space Committee will meet in a hybrid Town Hall and Zoom session.

Town of Nahant

Johnson Elementary PTO organizing school year events

As the current school year gets underway, the Johnson Elementary PTO says it is organizing school events, projects, field trips and enrichment programs, with virtual meetings at 5 p.m.

Johnson School

Champions after-school program now enrolling in Nahant

The after-school program says children can start as soon as 48 hours after online enrollment.

Champions

High school roundup: Driscoll earns first win with Spartans

Mark AboyounThe St. Mary’s field hockey team picked up its first win of the season with a 7-0 victory over Swampscott at Manning Field. St. Mary’s was led by Camdyn Driscoll…

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Today’s page 1: 9-17-26

Daily Item StaffThe post Today’s page 1: 9-17-26 appeared first on Itemlive.

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City rallies behind mom facing deportation

Erin HickeyLYNN — With just three days remaining before she and her three daughters could be deported to Honduras, Sindy Rodriguez stood outside Lynn City Hall Wednesday surrounded by elected officials,…

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Good tunes and good times at Peabody Senior Day

Amanda LureyPEABODY — Seniors danced, sang along to familiar favorites, and enjoyed an afternoon dedicated to them Wednesday during the city’s annual Senior Day at Brooksby Farm. The celebration brought approximately…

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Police Logs: Sept. 15, 2026

For the ItemAll 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…

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Lynn opens applications for opioid-response funding

For the ItemLYNN — The city’s Opioid Working Group is accepting applications for up to $100,000 in funding for programs serving Lynn residents affected by substance-use disorder. The funding is intended to…

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Saugus talks safety upgrades

Elizabeth Della PianaSAUGUS — The Board of Selectmen held its goals and objectives meeting Tuesday night and received updates on multiple projects, including public safety upgrades. “Probably the biggest thing that’s going…

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