DANVERS — Joseph E. Riley Jr., 90, peacefully passed away on May 5, 2024 at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers.
Born in Dorchester on Sept. 26, 1933, Mr. Riley lived a life marked by hard work and dedication. For over 45 years, he tirelessly provided for his family…
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LYNNFIELD — The Select Board unanimously voted to form the MBTA Communities Law Committee during Monday’s meeting.
Former Gov. Charlie Baker signed an economic development bill into law in February 2021, which amended the state Zoning Act, by requiring MBTA communities to have at least one zoning district of reasonable size in…
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CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS were undertaking earthwork in order to allow a deep foundation to be built for the future home of the new Fire Headquarters on Monday. The new facility is going to be constructed next to the current South Fire Station. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Spring Town Meeting voted to form a Traffic Safety Advisory Committee (TSAC) on April 29.
Main Street resident Tom Manning submitted Article 15 as a citizens’ petition for Spring Town Meeting. He said the TSAC would be tasked with advising the Select Board on traffic-related issues.
“We all desire safer…
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LYNNFIELD — Newly elected Town Moderator Steven Walsh led his first Town Meeting on April 29.
Walsh was elected as moderator during the Town Election last month. He succeeded former Town Moderator Joe Markey, who decided against running for a sixth one-year term.
“Welcome to Town Meeting,” said…
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LYNNFIELD — A revised schedule is coming to Lynnfield Middle School next year, Principal Stephen Ralston said during the School Committee’s April 29 meeting.
Ralston said the middle school has had “some issues” with itsschedule that needed to be addressed.
“We have had a lack of equity issue around teachers…
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THE LHS girls’ lacrosse team celebrated senior night with Lynnfield youth lacrosse players on April 30. The Pioneers won an exciting matchup with Georgetown, 18-14. (Courtesy Photo)
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Lynnfield defeats Malden Catholic 20-8 (May 9) Lynnfield defeats North Reading 11-10 (May 7)
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THE 4X400 relay, from left, Olivia Goguen, Aislin McCormack, Lauren Mattia and Shealyn Moore, came up clutch for Lynnfield in the final event, winning in 4:38.2 to earn a tie against Amesbury on May 1. (Courtesy Photo)
After press time: Lynnfield Girls’ Track falls to Ipswich 95.5 – 49.5 (May 8)
Lynnfield Boys’…
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LYNNFIELD — Spring Town Meeting approved the recommended operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2025 on Monday night.
The $69,882,770 operating budget for FY25, which appeared as Article 6 on the Spring Town Meeting warrant, represents a 4 percent increase over FY24’s $65,737,091.18 spending plan.
Patrice Lane resident Patricia Campbell criticized…
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SOPHOMORES, from left, Grace Pena, Lila Martins and Nandana Nishanth presented their Civics Action Project about cultural assimilation during the School Committee’s April 23 meeting.
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Seven Lynnfield High School students who undertook projects seeking to make a positive impact in Lynnfield and beyond gave an overview of the issues…
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DANVERS — Joseph E. Riley Jr., 90, peacefully passed away on May 5, 2024 at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers.
