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UPDATE: Girls’ soccer shuts out Pentucket and Amesbury, edges North Reading, defeats Rockport on Senior Night

THE GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM’S eight seniors, holding flowers from left, Morgan Hubbard, Lily Rocco, Ella Hayman, captain Bella Carroll, captain Emma Rose, captain Ariana Guarracino, captain Clara Caulfield and Katie Connelly, along with their families had plenty of reasons to smile after defeating Rockport 5-0 on Senior Night on Oct. 19. (Rich Regitano Photo)

 

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UPDATE: Boys’ soccer shuts out Pentucket and Amesbury following tough Senior Day loss to Essex Tech

THE SENIORS were honored before their game against Essex Tech on Saturday. Pictured in the front row from left to right, is Joel Anthony, Charlie Morgan and Matt Reinold. In the back row from left is Tyler Maddocks, Kelan Cardinal, Chris Calnan, Dillon Reilly and Alex Adreani. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Daley and Doherty represent Pioneers at CAL Open

THE LHS golf team concluded their season with a hard-fought match against CAL Kinney champion, North Reading on Oct. 8 at Sagamore. (Courtesy Photo)

 

 

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

BOXFORD — On Oct. 18, Paul Daley and Owen Doherty were the two Lynnfield High representatives at the Cape Ann League Open at Far Corner in…

 

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Community celebrates latest PSC, Town Hall project milestone

MAS BUILDING AND BRIDGE, INC. IRONWORKERS Tim Hogan (left) and Collin Welch install the final steel beam for the new public safety complex and Town Hall project during a topping off ceremony held on Oct. 17. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The public safety complex (PSC) and Town Hall project reached…

 

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Superintendent, SC address TikTok video response

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The School Committee on Oct. 16 discussed Superintendent Tom Geary’s initial response to a TikTok video that was posted online last month.

Geary said a parent sent him a text message that included the TikTok video showing what was later confirmed to be a BB gun just before 10 p.m…

 

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Parents rip Geary’s TikTok video response

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Three parents gave Superintendent Tom Geary an earful about the way he informed the Police Department about a TikTok video that included a picture of a BB gun during the School Committee’s Oct. 16 meeting.

Geary called and texted School Resource Officer Alex Doto and Middle School Principal Stephen Ralston…

 

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Photo 2024

INSpire Café to open this fall

WAKEFIELD — INSpire Café, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing employment opportunities for individuals with diverse abilities is set to open this fall at the corner of Main Street and Richardson Avenue. To help raise funds for this amazing cause, Janice Berner will be running the DC Marine Corps Marathon with all proceeds going towards the

 

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Nancy Pittenger, 78

Animal lover who enjoyed traveling, gardening and cooking

MELROSE — Nancy (Leyne) Pittenger, 78, of Melrose and Jackson NH, cherished wife, mother, sister and friend passed away peacefully at the age of 78. Born to Thomas and Mary (Kelleher) Leyne of Somerville both born in Ireland, Nancy embodied warmth, generosity and an adventurous spirit throughout…

 

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Swimming 2024

Girls’ swim team celebrates seniors with thrilling, 90-80 victory over Arlington-Watertown

Swimming 2024
AUDREY COOK dives into the pool during Wakefield’s win over Arlington-Watertown last week. (Casey Hotz Photo)

By CASSIDY SILVA

MALDEN — There isn’t much you can do against a team that fights for their seniors. The Wakefield girls’ swim team proved that much in their meet last Tuesday in a thrilling 90-80 for the Warriors against…

 

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News-2024

Town Council mulls future of town properties

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THE OLD Hurd School building on Cordis Street is one of the underutilized municipal properties that the town discussed by the Town Council at its October 21, 2024 meeting. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Town Council last night had a wide-ranging discussion on the status and future of a number of town-owned…

 

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