Public Works is busy year-round, but they are especially visible in the warm weather months when many of our streets and ...

Noting that today’s economy is putting the middle class under a lot of pressure, Councilman Tom Bullock said today he is ...

Lincoln Avenue's annual block party brought together more neighbors than ever before, with visits from Lakewood’s police and fire department. This year also featured and a kid's foam pit that stole ...

We have two District track and field champs on the boys’ side! Congrats to Aidan Smith (110 hurdles) and Tyrese Gatling (100 meters)! Tyrese also broke the school record in the 200 meters!

Annmarie came to Cove about a year and a half ago and quickly became a familiar face. She made friends easily and joined ...

On Monday, City Council passed a resolution to honor Juneteenth National Independence Day and presented a ceremonial copy to Rev. Shirley Nelson, President of the Lakewood Black Caucus. The LBC will ...

The transformation of Lakewood’s Trinity Block reflects both vision and dedication. For years, I saw the potential in the ...

Recently, two busloads of older adults enjoyed a sunny day at Marblehead Lighthouse State Park. They toured the lighthouse, the Keeper’s House, and a replica of the 1876 U.S. Lifesaving Station. The ...

Last week, Mrs. Gerg's third-grade class at Emerson wrapped up its deep learning project when it hosted an amazing book publishing party featuring a class read-aloud of their collaborative story, ...

The COVID pandemic caused numerous aspects of our lives to change. This included changes to Medicaid. Medicaid offers health coverage to millions of people nationwide including those with low incomes, ...