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The City of Lynn, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority – MBTA, and the Department of Conservation and Recreation are hosting several in-person and virtual events this spring regarding the Lynnway project. The details of each event are in the flyer below. ![]()
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Click here for more information about this project: www.mbta.com/projects/lynnway-multimodal-corridor-project
The Lynn Ferry season begins on Monday, April 27th! ![]()
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Weekday service starts on April 27th and weekend service will begin on May 23rd, coinciding with the Memorial Day holiday.![]()
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Due to right whale activity in the Broad Sound, a reduced schedule will be in effect until May 5th. For the latest alerts and schedule details for the Lynn Ferry, visit www.mbta.com/ferry
This week in the Massachusetts Senate we passed the Mass Ready Act, an environmental bond bill that supports the removal of 'forever chemicals' from drinking water, helps our cities and towns withstand extreme weather events, and makes outdoor recreation accessible for more of our residents. Through these efforts we are continuing to protect our natural resources, preserve our public beaches, and work towards a more sustainable future.
REMINDER: A virtual public information meeting will be held by MassDOT on Wednesday, April 29th at 7PM regarding the replacement of the General Edwards Bridge. ![]()
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To register for the meeting, follow this link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MKnderhRTw6UmmcX7mbD0Q?fbclid=IwY2xjawRLabBleHRuA2FlbQIxMABic…
This morning we had the opportunity to join with Mayor Jared Nicholson, city officials, and members of the Lynn Water & Sewer Commission for a ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of the West Lynn Sewer Separation Project. With the construction of over 26,000 linear feet of new storm drain infrastructure, this project will alleviate flooding in West Lynn and improve the water quality of the Lynn Harbor and the Saugus River.