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Historic LHS boys’ hockey season ends in state quarterfinals

THE SENIORS led Lynnfield to an historic league championship season in which they won 20 games including the playoffs. Pictured are seniors Domenic Micieli, Drew Damiani, Dan McSweeney, Ryan Hooper, Nolan Drislane, Nick Lucich and Lucas Cook. (LHS Hockey Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

STONEHAM — The old saying is that it is hard to beat…

 

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PLNR comes up just short against top-seeded St. Mary’s

THE PLNR seniors led the way to another terrific season in which the Tanners won 18 games. Pictured from left to right are seniors Penny Spack, Jenna DiNapoli, Chloe Considine (LHS), Avery Bird (LHS), Hannah Gromko (LHS) and Ella Chase. (File Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNN — In their regular-season meeting back on Dec. 14…

 

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Gentile (MVP), Deluties, named CAL hoop All-Stars

ALEX GENTILE was named as the Cape Ann League Kinney Division MVP and was named as a CAL First-Team All-Star.

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — Alex Gentile and Gavin Deluties were the two Lynnfield High boys’ basketball players named to the Cape Ann League All-Star teams this winter.

Gentile was voted the CAL Kinney Division…

 

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Select Board backs spending plan for schools

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The Select Board expressed its support for the School Department’s proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2024 during last week’s meeting.

The School Department has requested a $29,656,549 operating budget for FY24, which represents a 4 percent increase over FY23’s $28,515,911 spending plan.

Superintendent Kristen Vogel said the FY24 budget…

 

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MarketStreet seeking rear roadway, sidewalk improvements

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — MarketStreet Lynnfield is looking to make some adjustments to a street and parking spaces located at the northern portion of the property.

WS Development Associates Asset Strategy and Development Vice President Katherine Wetherbee stated in a letter sent to Planning and Conservation Director Emilie Cademartori and the Planning Board that…

 

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Monster bash

LYNNFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS’ campers had a blast making cardboard monsters during the Monster’s Inc. camp recently. Front row, from left, Brienna Westrin, Owen Lawler and Andrew Park. Back row, from left, Abby Westrin, Anna Cooper, Olivia Mavrokefalos, Thomas Godfrey and Nicholas Guerriero. (Lisa Pasciuto Photo)

 

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Boys’ hockey advances to quarterfinals with two wins

JACK CARPENTER (7) leads the Pioneers in goals with 3 through the first two games of the tournament. The junior had 2 goals in a first round win over Foxboro and a goal and 2 assists in a second round win over Methuen. Lynnfield, ranked 2nd in D3, will play No. 10 Triton in…

 

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Visioning Plan seeks to identify community priorities

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The town is looking for residents to provide feedback for the new Visioning Plan that is now underway.

Planning Board Chair Brian Charville recalled during last week’s Select Board meeting that the 2022 Spring Town Meeting appropriated $10,000 in the fiscal year 2023 capital budget to allow a Visioning Plan…

 

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Girls’ hockey shuts out Methuen, advances to state quarterfinals

THE PLNR girls’ hockey team celebrates their 3-0 win over Methuen at the McVann-O’Keefe Rink on Saturday in a Round of 16 matchup. That victory sent the No. 8 Tanners onto the Div. 1 state quarterfinals where they will meet No. 1 St. Mary’s on Wednesday night, 5 p.m.at Connery Rink in Lynn. (PLNR Girls

 

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Schools request $29.6M budget

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Superintendent Kristen Vogel unveiled the School Department’s preliminary $29,656,549 operating budget for fiscal year 2024 during the School Committee’s Feb. 28 meeting.

The proposed spending plan represents a 4 percent increase over FY23’s $28,515,911 operating budget. The School Department has also requested a $394,000 capital budget that will be used…

 

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DPW seeking $902,560 capital budget for FY24

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Director John Tomasz unveiled the DPW’s proposed operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2024 during last week’s Select Board meeting.

Tomasz is looking to receive an $8,424,426 operating budget for FY24, which represents a 6.98 percent increase over FY23’s $7,875,127 spending plan.

“If you like last year’s budget, this…

 

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Co-op gymnasts impress with 2nd at states

THE DLNR gymnastics team finished less than one point away from winning the state title on Saturday. The Falcons took second with a season best score of 148.15 while Masco won the title with a 148.60. (Courtesy Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTHBOROUGH — The Danvers-Lynnfield-North Reading High co-op gymnastics team missed winning its first-ever state…

 

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