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School board deals with some policy issues

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD — The School Committee is considering how to implement new policies for a code of conduct for staff and activities for students not going on field trips. 

Both were topics of inconclusive discussions at their meeting Tuesday, December 10.

There is no policy for a Staff Code of Conduct, other than to say one will…

 

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Aldo Agnoletti, Jr., 56

His love for his daughter was limitless and his pride in her shined through

MELROSE — Aldo A. Agnoletti, Jr., proud father, beloved son, brother and friend to many passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, December 8 at age 56.  

Aldo was born in Malden on May 15, 1968 and raised and educated in Melrose…

 

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Town Hall closed the afternoon of Dec. 17

LYNNFIELD — Town Hall offices will be closed from 1-4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 17 for employee training.

The Treasurer/Tax Collector’s Office, the Town Clerk’s Office, the Assessor’s Office, Payroll/Benefits and Veterans Services are located at the Senior Center/Lynnfield Public Schools Central Office, 525 Salem St.

The Town Administrator’s Office is located on the second…

 

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LMS ‘Gift Drive’ underway

LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield Middle School is once again sponsoring its annual Gift Drive for families in need this holiday season.

The gift drive kicked off on Tuesday, Nov. 26 when Department of Children and Families’ Lynn Area Office social workers visited the middle school and spoke to students.

Year after year, the LMS annual gift…

 

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Seasonal greens for sale

VILLAGE HOME AND GARDEN CLUB members, from left, Brenda Schelzi, Nadine Ritchie and Andrea Griffin sold beautiful evergreen arranges at Historic Lynnfield Inc.’s “Country Store” on Dec. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

 

 

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Lynnfield Recreation’s ‘Whobilation Celebration’ kicks off the holidays

THE TOWN COMMON was transformed into Whoville during Lynnfield Recreation’s “Tree Lighting: A Whobilation Celebration” on the Town Common on Dec. 7.  From left, Mary Henehan (Martha May Whovie), The Grinch (Historic Lynnfield, Inc. Director John Michalski), Select Board Chair Dick Dalton (Mayor of Whoville), Chloe Lavino (Cindy Lou Who), Juliette Lavino…

 

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Family ties

THE DIFILLIPPO AND NASCEMBENI FAMILY, from Doreen DiFillippo, Jessica DiFillippo and Karen Nascembeni carried on the Richard family’s tradition of volunteering at Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s “Country Store” on Dec. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

 

 

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Hundreds attend ‘Country Store’ fundraiser

THE JENSEN BROTHERS, from left, Drew, William and Derek had a blast meeting Santa Claus at Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s “Country Store” on Dec. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The holiday tradition continues.

Hundreds of residents came together to kick off the holiday season in style when the Meeting House was transformed into…

 

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Meeting the big guy!

THE TRAINOR FAMILY, from left, Laura, Matt and Freddie were smiling from ear-to-ear while meeting Santa Claus at Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s “Country Store” on Dec. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

 

 

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Kicking things off

THE MELROSE HIGH Marching Band drummers and Color Guard members paraded down Main Street as the Home for the Holidays extravaganza began last Friday night. The event was hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the city with generous support from Rotary Club and The Residence at Melrose Station. (Carianne Roche Photo)

 

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The city knows how to usher in the season

MAIN STREET at City Hall was jammed with people anticipating the start of 2024 Home for the Holidays activities hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the city with generous support from Rotary Club and The Residence at Melrose Station. (Carianne Roche Photo)

MELROSE — Seasonal cheer was all around last weekend during the annual…

 

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Captains new and old

THE MELROSE High girls volleyball celebrated another league winning season last week at their annual banquet at Rosaria Restaurant, where they named their new captains (from left) Anna Burns & Emme Boyer, who join returning captain Sabine Wenzel (center) outgoing captains Leah Fowke, Maggie Turner and Gg Albuja are also pictured. The team finished 18-5.

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