WAKEFIELD — The Town of Wakefield is seeking dedicated and passionate individuals to serve on various boards, committees, commissions and councils. Meetings are typically held via Zoom or in a hybrid format and are audio and video recorded.
These volunteer positions offer a unique opportunity to shape the future of Wakefield, contribute your expertise and insights…
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LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield High School Class of 2020 graduate Bryan Mallett is hosting a cornhole tournament fundraiser in memory of the late Sharla Sieve on Saturday, Jan. 18 at the Elks Lodge from 4-10 p.m.
Mallett is running the 2025 Boston Marathon in memory of Sharla and is raising money for Massachusetts General Hospital. The…
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CHANGING FUTURES, INC. raised over $9,000 during its first annual “Freeze for a Future Polar Plunge” fundraiser at Devereux Beach in Marblehead on New Year’s Day. The fundraiser’s proceeds will be used to support cystic fibrosis research at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. (Courtesy Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Over 50 residents…
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FLASHING THAT FAMOUS SMILE, President Jimmy Carter waves to people along the motorcade route at Goodwin’s Circle as he stopped briefly at a fundraiser at the Colonial on Oct. 28, 1978. (Dianne Foulds File Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Late President Jimmy Carter visited Lynnfield in order to attend a political fundraiser on…
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RABBI YOSSI LIPSKER uses a Shammash to light the menorah candles during the Chabad of the North Shore’s Menorah Lighting Ceremony on New Year’s Eve. Rabbi Lipsker is the regional director of the Chabad of the North Shore. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
LYNNFIELD — Voters rejected two debt exclusion ballot questions pertaining to the Lynnfield Public Library renovation project and the Department of Public Works’ street improvement program during the Special Town Election on Monday.
According to the official results released by Town Clerk Amanda Haggstrom on Monday night, voters rejected Question 1, which pertained…
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