THE PLANNING BOARD voted to extend the completion date for the Sagamore Place subdivision to May 31 during a recent meeting. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — The Planning Board recently voted to extend the completion deadline for the Sagamore Place subdivision to the end of May, but the dispute between the…
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CYNDI WEEKES-BRADLEY The Equity Process CEO/founder
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LYNNFIELD — It’s critically important to have compassion for people, Equity Process CEO/Founder Cyndi Weekes-Bradley said during a recent presentation on Zoom.
A Healthy Lynnfield, Lynnfield for Love, the Lynnfield Clergy Association, the Lynnfield Anti-Racist League and the Lynnfield Public Library sponsored Weekes-Bradley’s presentation called…
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A HEALTHY LYNNFIELD YOUTH LEADERS, from left, Teanne Alfama Polanco, Ereeny Georges, Drew von Jako, Evyenia Georges, Lauren Lane, Mike Savio, Liv Scire, Addie Connelly and Janhavi Joglekar gave an overview of a variety of initiatives they are working on during the School Committee’s Feb. 15 meeting. (Peg Sallade Photo)
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SOPHOMORES Ryan Michalski and Katherine Cash were smiling from ear-to-ear on Feb. 17 due to Lynnfield High School becoming mask optional. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — All four schools will become mask optional when students and staff return from vacation on Monday, Feb. 28.
The School Committee unanimously voted to…
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NEW POLICE SERGEANT Jonathan Santos (left) was congratulated by Chief Nick Secatore after the Select Board voted to promote Santos from patrolman to sergeant on Feb. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNFIELD — The Police Department has a new sergeant.
The Select Board unanimously voted to appoint Patrolman Jonathan Santos as the…
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LYNNFIELD — There are a number of ways parents can help children who have anxiety, Riverside Community Care Clinician Heather Day said during a recent presentation.
Day gave the “Don’t Feed the Worry Bug: Helping Kids Manage their Anxieties” presentation on Zoom teleconference as part of A Healthy Lynnfield’s “Healthy Kids, Healthy…
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EIGHTH-GRADER Ben Schumacher (on top) qualified for the Division 2 State Tournament after securing a third place finish in the 106 lb. weight class during the Sectional Tournament on Feb. 12. (Courtesy Photo)
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DRACUT — Two wrestlers placed during the Division 2 North Sectional Tournament at Dracut High School on Saturday…
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THE PRODUCTION OF “Schoolhouse Rock Live Jr.” at Lynnfield Middle School last weekend featured Joseph Ferullo (left) and Patrick Malone both starring as Elvis. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Center Water District’s Feb. 14 Special District Meeting has been postponed to March 2, 2022.
The Special District Meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Al Merritt Center at MarketStreet.
For more information on the March 2, 2022 Special District Meeting, go to https://lcwd.us/2022/02/11/lynnfield-center-water-district-shares-agenda-for-special-district-meeting/.
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LYNNFIELD — Students’ mental health issues and increased alcohol use were the two biggest areas of concern identified in the Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
Jon Snow, Inc. Senior Consultant/Project Director Alec McKinney presented the Youth Risk Behavior Survey’s results during the School Committee’s Feb. 1 meeting. He said the anonymous survey was…
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