STEADY PROGRESS was being made reconstructing the Park Street Bridge, which spans Martins Brook near the Masonic Lodge, last Thursday afternoon. Last month, the town was awarded a $500,000 MassDOT grant under the Municipal Small Bridge Program created in 2016 specifically to help cities and towns rehabilitate or replace bridges on public ways with spans
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NORTH READING — Chief Mark Zimmerman reports that the North Reading Police Department, in collaboration with the Massachusetts Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, the Massachusetts State Police, the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), have arrested and charged a North Reading man with multiple counts of possessing child sexual abuse…
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NORTH READING — Artwork donated to the 31st Apple Festival will be displayed at the Flint Memorial Library from Thursday evening, August 21 through Friday afternoon, September 19 in the library’s Reading Room.
This year’s Apple Festival, to be hosted by the North Reading Historical and Antiquarian Society at the Rev. Daniel…
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THE FALL sports season at Lynnfield High is officially underway this week. Pictured here after a summer league game are members of the LHS girls’ soccer team. The Pioneers will host two scrimmages this Saturday. They start an 18-game regular season on Sept. 2 against Newburyport at Pioneer Stadium. (Courtesy Photo)
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BUDDIES Owen Looby (left) and Jaxson Pierre were locked in a competitive chess match during a Lynnfield Community Schools Summer’s Last Hurrah camp on Aug. 5. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS campers celebrated the last day of Summer of Fun Activities (SOFA) camps by playing inside a bouncy house obstacle course on Aug. 8. Front row, from left, Everett Gallagher, Korbin OBlenes, Hendrix Santarelli, Oliver Hogan, Parker Beal, Arnie Dearth, Leo Santarelli and Joseph DiSipio. Standing on top is Leo Jewett. (Morgan Festa
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LYNNFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS’ campers Jack Schiavo (left) and Maxwell de la Mar show off decorative plants they made in the Summer’s Last Hurrah camp on Aug. 5. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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CAMPERS, from left, Taylor Thompson, Cecline de la Mar, Mason Whelan and Penelope Schiavo show off the decorative plants they made in the Summer’s Last Hurrah camp on Aug. 5. (Dan Tomasello Photo
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CAMPER Zachary Coletti shows off a cake he baked that resembled a cheeseburger during Lynnfield Community Schools’ Sweet Shoppe camp last week. Instructor Pam Shapleigh will be running the program at both elementary schools this fall. (Morgan Festa Photo)
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