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Drawing the community together

THE 2024 CHALK WALK event hosted last weekend by Follow Your Art Community Studios saw over a hundred participants creating and enjoying the galleries at City Hall and Ell Pond. The event raised just shy of $9,000 for Arts for All, which provides financial and adaptive assistance for FYA programs, as well as free events

 

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A great day for art

THE CHALK WALK spectacular held Saturday drew an enthusiastic crowd and raised money for Arts for All, which provides financial and adaptive assistance for Follow Your Art Community Studios programs as well as free community events. More photos appear inside this issue. (Photos by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Scenes from Chalk Walk

 

 

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Residents blast SC; call on DePrizio to resign

A LARGE CROWD of residents gave the School Committee an earful about their recent behavior during a Sept. 24 meeting.

A LARGE CROWD of residents gave the School Committee an earful about their recent behavior during a Sept. 24 meeting.

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — A large number of residents ripped the School Committee and…

 

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Attorney ‘did not recommend or require’ reading Hayman letter publicly

SCHOOL COMMITTEE CHAIR Kristen Grieco Elworthy (second from left) said on Sept. 24 that the school board’s attorney ‘did not recommend or require” School Committee member Kate DePrizio (fourth from left) to read a letter that made a series of allegations against School Committee member Jamie Hayman (at far right) during a previous meeting on

 

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Late pharmacist Brian Ambrefe honored, remembered at ceremony

LYNNFIELD ROTARY TREASURER Janice Casoli and Historic Lynnfield Director Kirk Mansfield unveil a bench dedicated in memory of late Village Pharmacy co-owner Brian Ambrefe while his brother Bob looks on during a Sept. 29 ceremony. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

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LYNNFIELD — Late Village Pharmacy co-owner Brian Ambrefe’s contributions to the community were…

 

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Village Home and Garden Club celebrates the year at Davio’s

VILLAGE HOME AND GARDEN CLUB members recently gathered at Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse for a fun-filled culinary cuisine experience. Davio’s owner Steve DiFillippo attended the event. (Courtesy Photo)

 

 

 

LYNNFIELD — Village Home and Garden Club members were thrilled to celebrate their end-of-the-year gathering as guests of Davio’s MarketStreet.

Host and Davio’s owner…

 

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Attend Town Meeting Monday

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Come one, come all to participate in the annual Fall Town Meeting, the quintessential form of self-governance, on Monday, October 7.

The main event begins at 7 p.m. in the NRHS gymnasium when Town Moderator John Murphy calls the meeting to order with a tap of the gavel. Given…

 

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NOTEorious: An inside account

By EVA HANEGRAAFF

NORTH READING If you have been to the Apple Festival, Town Day, or any of the high school concerts, you have heard NOTEorious perform.  While all can agree that they are extremely talented, few truly understand what they do outside of these local performances.

From April 19 through 21, 2024, North…

 

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North Reading Turkey Trot 5K turns 15!

NORTH READING — Lace up those running shoes and get training for the traditional North Reading 5K Turkey Trot Road Race! Set to go off on Thursday, November 28, at 8 a.m., this year marks the 15-year anniversary of a 5K race and 1.75-mile walk that hosts 1,500 runners each Thanksgiving morning.

Registration is now

 

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Class of ‘76 reunion planning get-together

NORTH READING – Attention all 1976 graduates of North Reading High School (you know, the building that no longer exists?): Your classmates need you and your mate, spouse, or partner, to attend a gathering at Kitty’s Restaurant on Friday, October 18 so we can nail down details for our 50th Reunion!

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