LYNNFIELD — Sagamore Spring Golf Club’s owners are once again exploring the possibility of developing the eastern side of the popular upper Main Street course.
The Planning Board unanimously voted on Jan. 26 to endorse the Approval Not Required (ANR) plan for Sagamore Spring Golf Club. The state’s Subdivision Control Law allows…
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SOPHOMORES Hailey Mihalchik (left) and Lola Fitzemeyer raised awareness about the effects of bullying during Lynnfield High School’s Civics Action Project Winter Showcase on Jan. 18. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Civic engagement took center stage at Lynnfield High School on Jan. 18.
Lynnfield High has implemented the Civics Action…
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LYNNFIELD — There are a number of steps parents and guardians can take to keep children safe online, Internet safety expert Katie Greer said during a virtual presentation on Jan. 19.
A Healthy Lynnfield and the School Department sponsored Greer’s presentation on Zoom teleconference. Over…
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LYNNFIELD — The number of COVID-19 cases reported to the Board of Health is trending downward.
Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director Glenn Davis informed the Villager there are 268 active COVID cases in Lynnfield as of Monday morning. There have been 2,874 total cases since the start of the pandemic and 2,575 people…
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE new Summer Street School addition is progressing and starting to take shape. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — The School Building Committee recently voted to allocate $610,000 for field upgrades as well as purchase additional furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) for the elementary schools’ expansion project.
Town Administrator Rob…
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LYNNFIELD — A Peabody District Court clerk-magistrate has upheld the town’s decision to order a Saunders Road dog to be euthanized, but the fight is far from over.
Town Administrator Rob Dolan ordered Lexi, a Rottweiler mix, to be euthanized in June 2021 after she mauled Grant Road resident Paul Ernest’s leg…
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LYNNFIELD — A political newcomer pulled nomination papers for School Committee last week.
Homestead Road resident Corrie J. Luongo pulled nomination papers for School Committee on Wednesday, Jan. 12, and is running for a three-year term. She is challenging School Committee Chairman Rich Sjoberg and Vice Chairwoman Stacy Dahlstedt in the April…
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JUNIOR Ethan Downey (at left) earned his first varsity win after pinning his 160 lb. Salem opponent in 1:23 during a super quad meet on Jan. 15. (Courtesy Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield-North Reading co-operative wrestling team has been steadily improving since the start of the season.
The Black and Gold…
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LYNNFIELD — Tensions ran high between the School Committee and Town Moderator Joe Markey during a Jan. 4 meeting regarding an Essex Tech School Committee appointment.
Essex Tech’s School Committee consists of 20 members, 17 of which serve as representatives from the cities and towns that send students to the vocational school…
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LYNNFIELD — The latest novel coronavirus surge has been incredibly challenging for the school district, COVID-19 Nurse Coordinator Toni Rebelo said during the School Committee’s Jan. 4 meeting
According to the Office of Emergency Management, there are 475 active COVID cases in Lynnfield as of Tuesday morning. There have been 2,625 total…
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