WAKEFIELD – Finally, the High School has a new logo. The School Committee chose the Circle W option over the Shield W one at their meeting last night. The vote was 6-0, with member Kevin Piskadlo absent. “We’re over 2 ½ years into this process and hopefully winding down,” member…
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LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL INTERACT CLUB members, from left, Casey Flynn, Maddie Mastrangelo and Hayleigh Palumbo take a break from selling hot dogs and snacks to eat some cotton candy during Lynnfield Rotary’s Concert on the Common on July 12. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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THE LYNNFIELD 12-year-old All-Stars beat Salem 10-0 on July 11 but fell to West Peabody the next day to end a good run in the Williamsport district tourney. (Courtesy Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNN — A strong summer season came to an end for the Lynnfield 12-year-old Little League baseball team on July 12 as they…
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MELROSE — The Health and Human Services (HHS) Department invites Melrose youth to submit artwork to a new art contest with the theme “How to Help a Friend Feel Happy.”
From now until August 25, Melrose youth in grades K-12 can submit artwork focused on helping others and mental health to the Health and Human Services Department. The art pieces will be split into 2 categories: K-8 and 9-12.
Students can submit a…
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WAKEFIELD – Finally, the High School has a new logo. The School Committee chose the Circle W option over the Shield W one at their meeting last night. The vote was 6-0, with member Kevin Piskadlo absent. “We’re over 2 ½ years into this process and hopefully winding down,” member
WAKEFIELD — John Kenneth “Boomer” Muse, 83, a lifelong Wakefield resident, died peacefully on Friday, July 14 at the Tuft’s Medical Center in Boston.
