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Lake reflection

THE STILL WATER of a lake frozen so lightly reflects the beauty around it on a late February afternoon.

 

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Warrior hoop teams both win in home state tourney doubleheader

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High girls’ and boys’ basketball teams held a Div. 2 state tournament doubleheader last night at the Charbonneau Field House to kick off their state tournament action. 

First, the 11th-ranked girls’ team defeated No. 22 Longmeadow 64-30 in a first round matchup.

Then, the 23rd-ranked boys…

 

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School Committee OK with SEEM budget

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD – The projected Fiscal 2025 tuition for Wakefield students in the SEEM Collaborative in Stoneham, is $177, 440, for four students. That is $8,240 (4.87%) higher than the Fiscal 2024 tuition of $169,200. Services would have cost $317,651 in comparable private programs, yielding a “cost avoidance” of $148,451. Citing the $5,500

 

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February vacation fun

SISTERS Delia (left) and Annabelle Pluviose had a blast during Lynnfield Community Schools’ Create, Construct and Play camp last week. (Lisa Pasciuto Photo)

 

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Queen of the castle

LYNNFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS CAMPER Remi Makor proudly displays a crown she made during the Create, Construct and Play camp over February vacation. (Lisa Pasciuto Photo)

 

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Louise Pellegrino named LAG feature artist

“VILLAGE BY THE SEA” by LAG feature artist Louise Pellegrino.

 

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) has announced that Lynnfield watercolor artist Louise Pellegrino is its featured artist for two months, beginning on March 1, on LAG’s website at lynnfieldarts.org.

“It all began with my dolls when I was a child,” said Pellegrino. “Unsatisfied…

 

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Pop up book sale Saturday

LYNNFIELD — The Friends of the Lynnfield Library is holding a Pop Up Book Sale on Saturday, March 2 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Lynnfield Public Library.

“The Friends are so grateful for all our book donations,” Friends of Lynnfield Library member Jenna Tecci stated in a press release. “As a result…

 

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Super Tuesday primary election March 5

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — It’s finally here! Super Tuesday, the Presidential Primary in Massachusetts, is next Tuesday, March 5.

Massachusetts is among the 15 states plus one U.S. territory to hold its Presidential Primary on this date. The other 14 states participating are Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma…

 

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Help Desk and Digital Learning staff provide crucial day-to-day support in schools

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — Digital Learning Director Daniel Downs and Assistant Network Administrator Dave Barber are helping students, teachers and other staff members integrate internet learning tools and maintain their devices.

“We focus on supporting the day-to-day needs of students and staff to provide the most seamless experience for students and educators during…

 

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See Much Ado About Nothing Feb. 29

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — It’s Leap Year Day. What will you be doing with the bonus 24 hours that comes around about once every fourth year?

The NRHS Masquers hope you can carve out an hour tonight to take in a Sneak Peek of their 40-minute one-act play, Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing…

 

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Recognizing educator excellence

THE CHARLES E. JONES Educator Excellence Award recipient for 2024 was Debbie Reynolds (holding flowers), a kindergarten teacher at the L.D. Batchelder School. Offering their congratulations during the award presentation Feb. 12 were (from left): Kerri Gavin, Claudia Jones, Batchelder Principal Michael Maloney, Brittany Joyce, Ann Marie Wright, Suzanne Callanen, Tara Kenyon, Debbie Reynolds and

 

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Making An Impact: It was easier back then: Youths/families face risks in current substance use environment

 


Making An Impact is a column authored by members of the Community Impact Team (CIT). The Transcript publishes these articles periodically to inform our readers about the resources and programming available to people of all ages in our community through the CIT’s efforts.

NORTH READING — For parents, grandparents, and other caregivers who came…

 

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