Tuesday: Lynn Police Seize Drugs (Photos) – Lynn Police Blood Drive – Useful Links – Video of the Day With Chris Christie – Planned Power Outage in Hamilton

Posted on August 1, 2017 by |

NORTH SHORE – Observations made by Lynn detectives leads to a traffic stop and the seizure of a large amount of crack cocaine and marijuana.

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Please join Lynn Police on Saturday August 5, 2017 from 9am-3pm for a Blood Drive. The event will be held at the Lynn Police Station which is located at 300 Washington St., Lynn, MA
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 Planned Power Outage in Hamilton 

national gridAn eight hour long overnight power outage is scheduled in one Hamilton neighborhood in early August, National Grid has informed the town of Hamilton.

The outage will allow National Grid crews to safely make improvements to its electrical distribution system.

The outage is scheduled to start on Tuesday, Aug. 8 and last until 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 9 and affect upper Asbury Street and a portion of Asbury Grove.

Specifically, power will be cut to 353-656 Asbury Street, 13-21 Essex Ave., 20 Hedding Ave., 464 Highland St. and 3-4 Sharon Road.

More than one week’s notice is being provided so that residents in the area can plan ahead and “make any necessary provisions to minimize discomfort from the outage, according to National Grid.

The work could be rescheduled if there is inclement or extreme weather that day. If it is rescheduled, it would happen the next day at the same time.

Anyone with questions should contact National Grid directly at 1-800-322-3223.

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