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Serving the North Shore since 1877. The Daily Item newspaper is owned by Essex Media Group. Follow us online at itemlive.com

The paper has covered the North Shore communities of Lynn, Saugus, Revere, Nahant, Swampscott, Marblehead for over 130 years.

Swampscott completes Archer Woods trek 10/02/2026

Swampscott completes Archer Woods trek

Swampscott completes Archer Woods trek SWAMPSCOTT — After months of construction, neighborhood concerns, and a detour through the Conservation Commission, the new Archer Woods trail network is complete and open to the public. The project… Related posts: Swampscott groups urge for open space at Hawthorne Swampscott needs wide-open spa...

Police Logs: Sept. 30, 2026 10/02/2026

Police Logs: Sept. 30, 2026

Police Logs: Sept. 30, 2026 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… Related posts: Police Logs: May 3, 2026 Police Logs: May 6, 2026 Police Logs: May 11, 2026...

Commentary: Prop. 40 lacks spending safeguards to ensure it improves care 10/02/2026

Commentary: Prop. 40 lacks spending safeguards to ensure it improves care

Commentary: Prop. 40 lacks spending safeguards to ensure it improves care Jennifer Kent California’s healthcare system is in a code blue moment. Federal and state budget cuts threaten healthcare for millions. Costs are skyrocketing. Doctors, nurses, and hospitals are all stretched… Related posts: No related posts.

Beyond Walls to dedicate new Lynn murals 10/02/2026

Beyond Walls to dedicate new Lynn murals

Beyond Walls to dedicate new Lynn murals LYNN — Beyond Walls, the Demakes Family YMCA, Lynn Public Schools, and St. Mary’s will celebrate two of the eight new murals designed and installed this summer through Beyond Walls’… Related posts: Beyond Walls to launch six downtown Lynn murals Beyond Walls takes classrooms to the streets A...

Peabody receives $33,700 from Mass Cultural Council 10/02/2026

Peabody receives $33,700 from Mass Cultural Council

Peabody receives $33,700 from Mass Cultural Council PEABODY — The City of Peabody has received a grant of $33,700 from Mass Cultural Council, a state agency, through its Local Cultural Council Program. This grant signifies that the… Related posts: Peabody receives historic reproduction of Declaration of Independence New and improved Republic recy...

Duffy Family Scholarship Fund to support local student-athletes 10/02/2026

Duffy Family Scholarship Fund to support local student-athletes

Duffy Family Scholarship Fund to support local student-athletes Duffy Insurance is proud to announce the creation of The Paul F. Duffy Family Scholarship Fund, established in honor of our founder’s lifelong commitment to hard work and giving back… Related posts: St. John’s Prep graduates 279 seniors St. John’s Prep breaks ground on Memorial Student Commo...

Commentary: California’s billionaire tax is imperfect but a necessary step 10/01/2026

Commentary: California’s billionaire tax is imperfect but a necessary step

Commentary: California’s billionaire tax is imperfect but a necessary step Richard McGahey In November’s election, California voters will decide on a one-time 5% tax on the net worth of the state’s roughly 250 billionaires — Proposition 40. The tax could… Related posts: No related posts.

Downtown Peabody coffee shop reopens 10/01/2026

Downtown Peabody coffee shop reopens

Downtown Peabody coffee shop reopens PEABODY — Two months after Breaking Grounds poured its final cup of coffee, familiar faces were back inside 67 Main St., sipping lattes, catching up with friends, and settling back… Related posts: Peabody’s Breaking Grounds breaking hearts with closure North Shore is left high and dry Peabody ...

City looks to shrink homeless population 10/01/2026

City looks to shrink homeless population

City looks to shrink homeless population LYNN – Citing increasing homelessness, substance use disorder, and mental health crises that are escalating risks to public health and safety, Mayor Jared C. Nicholson issued an emergency executive order,… Related posts: Lynn students govern the city Inside the Massachusetts abortion influx Chri...

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