Author name: Dan Tomasello

LHS Coffeehouse Wednesday, Oct. 12

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield High School Music Department is hosting a Coffeehouse on Wednesday, Oct. 12, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Band Room.

The admission fee is $5, which will be used to offset the cost of the LHS music trip to Nashville, Tennessee this spring.

“Come to our Coffeehouse and enjoy listening to…

 

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Jillian Driscoll ready to compete in Miss Teen USA pageant

MISS MASSACHUSETTS TEEN USA Jillian Driscoll was given a warm sendoff for the national pageant by her family, from left, grandfather Philip Doucette, grandmother Candace Doucette, mother Jacqui Doucette Driscoll and father James Driscoll, during a reception held at Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse on Sept. 23. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

 

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Late TA Gustus praised for leadership, commitment to town

FORMER FINANCE COMMITTEE Chairman Jack Dahlstedt (at right) presented late Town Administrator Bill Gustus with a magician’s hat and magic wand in honor of his wizardry on behalf of the town during his January 2015 retirement party. Gustus passed away on Sept. 19 at the age of 69. (Mark Sardella File Photo)

 

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Schools welcome program for deaf, hard of hearing students

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LYNNFIELD — A program for deaf and hard of hearing students is utilizing three classrooms at the elementary schools.

Founded in 1968, the SEEM Collaborative is an educational collaborative governed by the 11 public school districts that are members of it, including Lynnfield Public Schools. According to the collaborative’s website, SEEM “provides…

 

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A Night of Hope shines a light on recovery

OVER 400 RESIDENTS attended the fourth annual A Night of Hope ceremony on the Town Common on Sept. 18. A Healthy Lynnfield and the Think of Michael Foundation hosted the ceremony once again. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

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LYNNFIELD — The Town Common was transformed into a sea of purple as over 400…

 

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Select Board wants new War Memorial’s size reduced

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LYNNFIELD — The Select Board requested that the proposed new War Memorial’s size to be scaled back during a Sept. 12 meeting.

Select Board member Joe Connell, who also serves as the War Memorial Committee’s chairman, gave an update on the project to his colleagues last week. He recalled that the

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Finalized PSB/Town Hall project cost due in October

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LYNNFIELD — The cost for the public safety buildings and Town Hall project will be finalized next month, Public Safety Building Committee Chairman John Scenna said during the Select Board’s meeting on Monday.

Scenna said the project entails building a new Fire Headquarters next to the existing South Station.

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A Night of Hope returns Sunday

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LYNNFIELD — The fourth annual A Night of Hope will take place on Sunday, Sept. 18 at Lynnfield Middle School, beginning at 6 p.m.

A Healthy Lynnfield and the Think of Michael Foundation are hosting the walk and ceremony once again in observance of National Recovery Month. A Healthy Lynnfield is a…

 

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Town celebrates first responders, remembers 9/11

THE FIRST RESPONDERS DAY ceremony on Sept. 11 included, from left, Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director Glenn Davis, Police Chief Nick Secatore, Select Board Chairman Phil Crawford, Centre Congregational Church Rev. Lori Wyckoff, Select Board member Dick Dalton, Select Board member Joe Connell and Town Administrator Rob Dolan. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

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Fall Town Meeting delayed until Nov. 14

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LYNNFIELD — The Select Board unanimously voted on Monday night to delay Fall Town Meeting until Nov. 14.

Fall Town Meeting is traditionally held on the third Monday night in October, as required by the Town Charter. Select Board Chairman Phil Crawford said a recent state law change gives select boards the…

 

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Citing progress, Planners nix pulling subdivision developer’s bond

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LYNNFIELD — The Planning Board unanimously voted on Aug. 31 to extend the completion date for an upper Main Street subdivision to the end of October.

Planning Board Chair Brian Charville recalled that he and his colleagues have been frustrated with the lack of progress being made on the Sagamore Place subdivision…

 

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Officials prioritizing ‘collaborative team approach’ to school safety

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LYNNFIELD — School security will be a major focus area again this academic year, Superintendent Kristen Vogel said during the School Committee’s Aug. 30 meeting.

Vogel recalled that retired Superintendent Jane Tremblay originally formed the School Security Task Force in 2014. She said the team was expanded last January, and the group’s…

 

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