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Senior Center awarded $50K Municipal ADA Improvement Grant

NORTH READING North Reading’s Edith O’Leary Senior Center has been awarded a state $50,000 Municipal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Improvement Grant to help remove barriers and improve access to the facility for residents and visitors.

Administered by the state’s Executive Office of Administration and Finance and the Massachusetts Office on Disability (MOD), the…

 

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Next Community Coffeehouse Showcase April 20

NORTH READING — The North Reading Community Coffeehouse will present its April Showcase on Saturday, April 20 at 6:30 p.m.

The performers are: Caroline Algera, Woodland Spark featuring Gary Dolinsky and Madeleine Downs, Buffie Groves, Karen Silver and Jim Vath.

Each performer will do about a 30-minute set. The event is free but donations will…

 

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Girl Scout Troop 67419 visits North Shore Glass School

FIFTH GRADE Girl Scout Troop 67419 had a great time participating in a fused glass session at the North Shore Glass School in Salem for some half day fun recently! Troop members attending were (from left): Eliza Friedman, Sam Leuci, Grace Kotwal, Kate Burton, Harper Woollam, Sophie Martin, Delaney O’Driscoll, Vivian Modeen, Evie Donovan and Maddie

 

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Karen Nascembeni named VIP for the ‘Blossoms at the Beebe’ April 27

KAREN NASCEMBENI

 

 

 

WAKEFIELD – Lynnfield resident Karen Nascembeni, who is the chief operating officer for Bill Hanney Companies’ Live Theatre Division, will be the featured VIP at the upcoming “Blossoms at the Beebe” fundraiser that will benefit the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library in Wakefield and the Wakefield Area Chamber of Commerce.

The…

 

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Lynnfield to receive $414,236 for road construction

BOSTON – Lynnfield is slated to receive $414,236 in Chapter 90 road and bridge funding in fiscal year 2025 under proposed legislation that authorizes $375 million in state bond money to assist cities and towns with the repair and maintenance of their local transportation infrastructure.

Approved by the House of Representatives on April 3 with…

 

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Library renovation options range between $10M and $18M

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The preliminary cost estimates for three proposals to renovate the Lynnfield Public Library range between $10 million and $18 million, Tappé Architects Principal Charlie Hay said during a recent Select Board meeting.

The Select Board last fall authorized $75,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to conduct a preliminary…

 

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Todd Angilly files for Clerk Of Courts

TODD ANGILLY

 


By SAM DORAN

State House News Service

LYNNFIELD — The robust tenor voice that belts out the national anthem before puck drop at the Garden is now asking for votes in Essex County.

Lynnfield resident Todd Angilly, voice of “The Star Spangled Banner” and occasionally “O Canada” at Boston Bruins games since…

 

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Local students earn Black Belts

THE CERVIZZI’S MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY recently administered a Black Belt Exam. Front row, from left, Ayla Davis and Soke Paul Cervizzi. Middle row, from left, Shihan Alan Klapman, Shihan Emily Donnellan, Lucy Hansen, Vera Davis, Shihan Diana Dustin and Chris Ladd. Back row, from left, Sensei Nathaniel Jorgenson and Sensei Barbara Sweeney.

 

 

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LAG watercolor demonstration April 18

A WATERCOLOR PAINTING by Katharine Krieg. (Courtesy Photo)

 

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) is presenting a “Light in Watercolor Demonstration” by Katharine Krieg on Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. via Zoom.

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Pioneers of the Week featured April 10, 2024

 

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UPDATE: Pioneer Softball falls to Newburyport after splitting first two against Boston Latin, Triton

THE LHS softball team kicked off their 2024 season with a 10-5 victory over Boston Latin on April 2 at Lynnfield High. (Courtesy Photo)

After press time: Lynnfield falls to Newburyport 9-6 (April 10)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — On Monday afternoon, the Lynnfield High softball team lost its Cape Ann League opener as they fell…

 

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UPDATE: Boys tennis defeats Ipswich following hold on start to season due to poor weather

After press time: Lynnfield defeats Ipswich 5-0 (April 10)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — Due to the inclement weather that included rain and snow last week, the first two matches for the Lynnfield High boys’ team were postponed.

The Pioneers weer slated to open the 2024 campaign at home against St. John’s Prep at home…

 

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