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Transcript’s Neighbor Fund enters final week

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — As we enter the final week of the Transcript’s 35th annual Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund drive to benefit the good works of Christian Community Service, the generosity of our readers remains evident.

During the past week, Santa’s elves have helped to round up another $1,035 in donations, bringing the…

 

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NRHS principal search narrowed to 4

 

Published January 2, 2025

NORTH READING — The search for a new principal to head North Reading High School starting in the 2025-26 school year is in full swing.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patrick C. Daly has announced a field of four finalists to succeed current principal Anthony Loprete, who previously announced his intention…

 

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Annual Winter Concert performance

ALLISON KANE conducts the NRHS Chorus, which opened their five-song set at the Winter Concert with “Trilogy of Snow” and “Swifter than Flame.” Of the 13 choral students who auditioned for Junior Districts this year, 10 made it, and out of those 10 singers, half were invited to audition for states. (Eric Evans Photo)

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Friends of NRCOA to present publisher Henry M. Quinlan Jan. 11

NORTH READING — The Friends of the North Reading Council on Aging will present Henry M. Quinlan on Saturday, January 11, at 1 p.m., at the Edith O’Leary Senior Center.

It will be an opportunity to gather with your friends and engage in an interesting topic.  Henry Quinlan, a graduate of Boston College, has…

 

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Winter parking ban reminder

NORTH READING — The first winter storm and deep freeze of the season came earlier than expected and gave us the first White Christmas in at least five years.

So now is a good time to remind residents and their visitors to be aware of the town’s overnight winter parking ban, which is in effect…

 

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How can I take my recycling game to the next level?

By BRETT SCHULTZ
Sustainability Committee member

Taking your recycling game to the next level doesn’t have to be complicated. With a few simple adjustments, you can substantially reduce waste, recycle more effectively, and make a big difference in our community. Here are three practical tips to help you become a recycling pro and maximize your…

 

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Nine local students featured in ‘The Nutcracker’

MADDIE D’ANGELO, of North Reading, performs a split leap while portraying the lead role of Clara in Austin Prep’s Dec. 16 production of “The Nutcracker.” (Austin Prep Courtesy Photo)

 

 

READING — Two North Reading students, Maddie D’Angelo and Taylor Boutwell, recently played the lead role of Clara in Austin Prep’s annual Christmas season…

 

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18 NRHS students recognized for volunteerism

CURRENT NRHS students who earned the President’s Volunteer Service Award include (front row, l-r): Kashvi Joshi and Aniya Taneja; (middle row, l-r): Grace Higgins, Jackson Wesley, Michael Manupelli, Sofia Naulivou and Addison Stetson; (back row, l-r): Christian Villarroel, Liam Kirwin, Matthew Mulcahy, Michael Mahoney, Sucheta Srikanth and Alexa Pepper. Missing from photo was Owen Phillips

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Special Town Election Monday

Library renovation, roadway program votes set

A RENDERING of the Lynnfield Public Library’s proposed new front façade that would be constructed as part of the $18.3 million renovation project that will be voted on during a Special Town Election on Monday, Jan. 6. A separate ballot question pertains to the DPW’s 10-year road improvement program,…

 

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Boys’ track stings Hornets to start indoor season

ELI MENDESE took 1st place in three events for Lynnfield in their season-opening victory over Manchester-Essex, getting gold in the long jump, 55 meter hurdles and high jump (pictured). (Shlok Kudrimoti Photo)

 

 

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

BOSTON — The Lynnfield High boys’ indoor track and field team looks to continue its progress it…

 

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Dolan, Geary outline FY26 budget priorities

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — With the holiday season now in the rearview mirror, town officials are now gearing up for budget season this winter and spring.

Town Administrator Rob Dolan said fiscal year 2026 is going to be a challenging budget year during the Finance Committee’s recent Budget Summit.

“Every year when we start…

 

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