The Lynn City Council voted to raise dog fines and add a $250 special event fee. The Ordinance Subcommittee, chaired by Councilor LaPierre, unanimously advanced both measures after public hearings, and the full council ratified them 5-0.
Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals denies President Street two-family conversion, points applicant to City Council.
Lynn Board of Health grants Jolly Vapes 60 days to save its lapsed tobacco license.
The Lynn School Committee voted to back the teachers union's funding push as it faces a $6.6 million FY27 budget gap.
Lynn Council on Aging falls one member short of a quorum, tabling bylaw vote. Board member Pam told the group that Jackie Fitzhughes has resigned and Debbie Craig can no longer serve, leaving two vacancies referred to the mayor's office.
The Lynn City Council confirmed Attorney James LaManna as the city's next clerk and elections chief, replacing retiring Clerk Janet Rowe after 27 years.
Lynn School Committee set an April 9 public hearing on the fiscal 2027 budget amid a $10.2 million state aid boost and a 435-student enrollment decline.
Lynn City Council voted 11-0 to approve $1.2 million in MassWorks grant funding for the Lynn South Harbor Project.
Lynn Water and Sewer Commission reelects chair, votes to draft its own bylaws after backlash from a prior meeting.
Lynn Zoning Board postpones ruling on contested Ocean Street deck variance after nearly two-hour hearing.
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