Message on a Telephone Pole

May 19, 2013

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  This message was found tacked to a telephone pole on the corner or Eastern Ave. and Erie St. Check out Lynn Happens for more sightings of these anonymously posted signs in the city.

Posted in: Health and Safety

Highlands Oral History Project

May 14, 2013

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From left to right: Mike Grella, Mimi Adams, Yonerky Santana, Ana Stipanovic, Walnut, Julia Greene, Wendy Joseph, Jeff Mulumbi at the Lynn Museum.

Ana Stipanovic sought refuge from the war-torn region of Bosnia. Others came looking for decent jobs and food on the table, a better life. City Councilor Hong Net barely escaped from the killing fields of Cambodia, where starvation, disease and forced labor were the norm. Ana, Hong and many others who immigrated to Lynn or […]

Posted in: Diversity

I’m Sure There Were More than 300 Volunteers in Lynn Saturday

April 28, 2013

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The crowd in front of City Hall

“For a long time there have been rumors that Latinos come here to take,” the translator said. “We’re here to show that Latinos give.” The man speaking in Spanish before the crowd in front of city hall was Juan Gonzalez. I’ve known Juan for several years, but I did not know he was pastor of […]

Posted in: Community Service

Misty Morning

October 21, 2012

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Red Rock Park in the mist

Tidying Up

October 14, 2012

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Surely, landlords have an interest in keeping their properties clean, maintaining the safety of their structures and providing the means by which tenants can safely dispose of trash. And certainly, tenants must faithfully use what the landlord gives them in terms of waste disposal. I’m sure tenants want  to live in a safe, clean environment, […]

The Tide is Turning

October 13, 2012

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As I watched Thursday’s installment of Channel 5′s Chronicle on the city of Lynn, I couldn’t help but think about the rat my dog just killed. Sheena the greyhound, 11 years old, you still got it in you. You saw it, you chased it, you clamped your formidable canines on it, shook it and dropped […]

Posted in: Uncategorized

Without Borders–A New Magazine

October 3, 2012

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Juan Gonzalez (right) talks to Congressman John Tierney at Culturefest II.

The first issue of Without Borders, a bilingual magazine featuring stories about successful Lynners making a positive difference in the city, is making its debut at the Lynn Museum  and Historical Society at 590 Washington St. on Thursday October 11, 2012, from 5-7 PM. Magazine founder and Lynn entrepreneur Juan Gonzalez says the first issue […]

Posted in: Diversity
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