More photos from Ruben Holguin show us construction debris by Rockaway and serious ponding on Chestnut street. (Bobcat) Goldthwait Street is bad, too. According to Tia Cole, it’s always bad. Video via Kelsey Brogley on FB. Local coupons from Money Mailer!
The City of Lynn knows how to ride out a storm – floating away on a pizza in Lynn’s flooded Barry Park
Yanga Lennyalvarezguity, who reported on Munroe Street flooding the last time it happened, is back with another a video. Here’s another from Peter Cipriano: Photos by Steve Mahoney: Photo by Peter Cipriano: Flood-prone parts of west Lynn are also to be avoided. That goes without saying… Local coupons from Money Mailer!
8/9/18 Not all walls can be in every post. Stay tuned for more! Links to more photos, 2018 artists list, map and more are below the photos – keep scrolling. Beyond Walls welcomed artists to a Nest Forward sponsored dinner Monday night at the Capitol Diner, with food from Nightshade Pop ups, brews from sponsors Bent…
On August 1st at the Lynn Housing Authority Neighbor To Neighbor & Lynn United for Change had a forum for 11th Essex District State Representative candidates Hong Net, Peter Capano, and Drew Russo.
Thanks to Lynn Community Television (LCTV) for the video coverage:
Photographer Isaac S @d1224m takes us on a time lapse tour of downtown Lynn at night, making trips through the Beyond Walls underpass lighting and one to see High Rock Tower’s light show, installed by Centerboard and Retonica Lighting:
7/12/18 LCTV (Lynn Community Television) received the Alliance for Community Media‘s Hometown Media Award in Baltimore tonight for their video coverage of last year’s Beyond Walls mural festival. The following photos sent moments ago from Baltimore, MD: The video that won the award! Editing: David Riley Jr. Filmed by David Riley Jr., Tech Co-op…
Lynn Community Television produces a bi-weekly news program out of their downtown studio:
On Thursday, June 27, 2018, Beyond Walls supporters, volunteers and even folks passing by gathered at the Washington Street commuter rail overpass for the lighting ceremony. A small section had been teased back in April, but the LED lights now stretch from Central Square, across Washington and Market Streets. The switch was thrown by Lynn…
Lynn Community Television produces a bi-weekly news program out of their downtown studio: