Victorious Barbers celebrated a refreshed storefront with new lighted sign last night with a ribbon cutting dreadlock cutting, donuts and cider. Proprietor Master I.C. Allah participated in a storefront grant program offered through Community Development.
From June 19 – July 17, 2014 the Downtown Lynn Cultural District (DTLCD) is proud to present Inside Prime: Behind the Signs, a photographic survey of the neon and antique sign collection of Dave Waller. An opening reception acknowledging the artists, will take place Thursday, June 19th– 6:30pm at LynnArts 25 Exchange Street, Lynn,…
It was hard to see at first because the building is set so far back from Market Street. Who builds this way in a downtown? Anyway, glad that “EASTERN STANDSAGAINST RACISM” on this Earth Day. [UPDATE] Learned from a reader that this is part of a YWCA campaign – standagainstracism.org
Renovations on Broad Street have revealed an earlier sign – Dalton Shoes. Previous Signs of Lynn C. Bain Storage Warehouse Lynn LUMBER CO. Atlantic Coast Wholesale Traditional Breads Charlie’s Seafood New Angle Glass (With flashing sign picture) Walsh’s Garage Ocean St. Treasures Hines Ben Peralta Shoes Monte’s and You are Here Au Nid du Doré Ghost…
Found by Kelly Campbell behind Dungeon Rock Saturday: Who is this about?
Happens-quarters in Central Square received another gift today. Your editor left the contents intact so that someone else may discover the messages. This phenomenon in Lynn has been picked up recently by North Shore Art Throb, the Item, Poets & Writers (National), and CBS Boston/WBZ (story and audio).
The “Secret Poet” is back. Editor’s note: It may be a good idea to consult with the DPW before painting any light posts.
Coming home tonight, I found this scroll tied in waxed string taped to my building’s doorway: I guess we need to clean the windows. Anyway, inside, I found $2 cash and the following messages: We’ve seen the “Lynn Times” before. Yes, that is the Lynn Security Trust Building (23 Central Square) on the ash tray…
Kelly Campbell happened upon a couple of messages in the woods, likely the work of what we now know to be the “Lynn Secret Poet Society.”
Reader and Lynn-side Edition publisher Tom Sheehan discovers a new publication encircling a pole near Red Rock Park.
