WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Warrior girls’ soccer team captured their first win of the season, 4-0, in a league game against Stoneham on Tuesday at the Galvin Middle School.
Wakefield implemented an offensive shift that has been in the works since their first game against Arlington when standout sophomore Nora Fitzgerald suffered a season…
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BOSTON — Six justices of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will hear arguments Monday, Oct. 7 on Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s push to force Milton to comply with a 2021 zoning law — a case that the high court took on because of the new and important…
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THE HURRICANE OF ’38 swept through town 86 years go this week, uprooting hundreds of trees and plunging most the town into darkness from sundown on Sept. 21 until the following day. The infamous storm hit Wakefield at full force with 90-100 mph gales starting at about 5 p.m. Many homes were damaged and
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THE THINK OF MICHAEL FOUNDATION and A Healthy Lynnfield recently hung purple ribbons, including this one in front of Lynnfield Middle School, as part of the Adopt-a-Pole program to raise awareness about the substance use crisis. Both organizations will be hosting A Night of Hope on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at LMS. (Doug
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LYNNFIELD — The sixth annual Night of Hope, an event to raise awareness and show support to all those in our community who have been affected by substance use, will take place on Sunday, Sept. 22.
The event, hosted by the town of Lynnfield, A Healthy Lynnfield and the Think of Michael Foundation, will begin at the…
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LYNNFIELD — Tensions ran incredibly high after School Committee Chair Kate DePrizio made a series of allegations against Committeeman Jamie Hayman during a Sept. 11 meeting.
DePrizio said staff members brought the alleged concerns about Hayman to her and Superintendent Tom Geary, and said the allegations violated the committee’s “ethical standards.” She…
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LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Center Water District (LCWD), which at the beginning of May implemented routine seasonal water use restrictions, is reminding residents that those restrictions still exist and are at Level 3.
Restrictions are in place through the month at a minimum.
Level 3 water restrictions mean outdoor lawn and garden watering is only…
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LYNNFIELD — The Department Public Works began roadway work on Monday, Sept. 16.
This week’s work includes saw cutting and some preliminary curbing work, tree trimming and some minor drainage structure improvements in various locations throughout the program. Bluejay Road, Heath Circle, Liberty Lane, Pyburn Road, Smith Farm Trail, Orchard Lane and Cortland Lane from…
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NORTH READING — Red Delicious, McIntosh, Gala, Granny Smith? Whatever your favorite apple might be, you won’t want to miss the North Reading Apple Festival on Saturday, September 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the 1720 Rev. Daniel Putnam House grounds, 27 Bow St. (rain date: Sunday, Sept. 24).
Hosted by the…
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NORTH READING — In response to our nation’s mental health crisis, the Community Impact Team will bring Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training to North Reading via an online course. This groundbreaking skills-based course is for adults who specifically work with youth or have youth in their lives. It teaches people how to identify, understand…
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