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Business of Hard Knocks returns January 23rd!
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The Cities of Salem, Beverly, Peabody, and Lynn and the Towns of Swampscott and Marblehead partnered in March 2021 to launch the North Shore Diversity Catalog, a regional vendor registry for minority- and women-owned businesses (MWBE). The municipalities have again come together to continue and expand the Catalog for 2022.
Municipal Publishing is proud to present the 2024 Massachusetts Municipal Guide. Please find the complimentary copy via the enclosed link. Feel free to forward this link to all interested parties. You are also welcome to post this guide on your website and/or social media and share it with your community.
The website visitlynnma.com is the official tourism and visitor information site for Lynn, Massachusetts. It provides resources for people interested in exploring the city, offering details about local attractions, events, dining, accommodations, shopping, and outdoor activities. The site serves as a guide for tourists and residents alike, promoting the city’s cultural and historical sites, as well as providing useful information on navigating and experiencing Lynn.
Welcome to the website of the Lynn Economic Development & Industrial Corporation
It is a remarkable time to be living or working in Lynn. During the next decade, you will see continued development along the waterfront that will become a bustling, pedestrian friendly destination for residents and visitors alike.
Despite the challenges of the economy in recent years, there has never been a better time to provide financing to local businesses in this city. Since 1977, EDIC/Lynn has helped to strengthen Lynn’s economy by encouraging existing companies to expand or new businesses to relocate. Simply stated, EDIC/Lynn has all the financial tools and capabilities from the public sector’s vantage point that private developers need at their disposal.
It is a remarkable time to be living or working in Lynn- a time your children and grandchildren will one day be talking about. Be proud of Lynn, the City of Firsts, and be even prouder of our efforts to make it the city of the future.
Sincerely,
James M Cowdell, MBA
Executive Director
