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Alongside city officials and Lynn's Guatemalan community, I was proud to join in celebration of Guatemala's Independence Day at the annual flag raising ceremony. Every year, we recognize the heritage, culture, and important contributions of the Guatemalan community here in Lynn. Thanks to everyone who organized yesterday's celebration!
It was great to attend the North Shore Latino Business Association Inc’s 15th Annual Gala and Business Awards to celebrate the incredible work of the NSLBA and the businesses that they uplift and support. Congratulations to all those who received recognition during the awards ceremony, and thank you to President, Founder, and CEO Frances Martinez and everyone at the NSLBA for continuing to be a leader and a positive impact in the Lynn business community.
Congratulations to Brew North Cafe on their 1 Year Anniversary! It was great to join with the Greater Lynn Chamber of Commerce and city officials this morning to celebrate this milestone, and we wish them continued success in their business.
Over the weekend, we joined with local officials, community members, and Saugus families to celebrate another incredible Founder’s Day! Each year, residents proudly come together to honor the Town’s history, commemorate the service of outstanding community members, and to support local organizations, school groups, and youth sports.Congratulations to Julie Cicolini and Nelson Chang for being recognized as the 2026 Woman and Man of the Year! We appreciate all that you do for our community. Thank you to everyone who dedicates their time to putting together this great tradition every year!
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we remember and honor the 2,977 people whose lives were lost, including 219 individuals with connections to Massachusetts. May we continue to recognize their courage and sacrifice. May we honor the firefighters, police officers, and first responders who risked their lives that day and in the weeks following during recovery efforts at Ground Zero. Thank you to the brave men and women who subsequently fought for our country during the War on Terror, some of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice.Thank you to our fire and police departments and local officials for hosting moving commemoration ceremonies across the district, and thank you to all who joined us at these ceremonies.