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State primary draws 16.6 percent turnout

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — It will not take a rocket scientist or Las Vegas oddsmakers to predict that the turnout for the presidential election in November will be much higher than the state primary on Sept. 3.

According to the official results released by Town Clerk Amanda Haggstrom, 1,648 out of Lynnfield’s 9,903 registered…

 

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‘Changing Futures’ raising awareness, funds for CF patients

CHANGING FUTURES, INC. cyclists, from left,
Christopher DiStefano, Louis Tramontozzi, Don Gentile, David Rogers, Christopher Vance, Robert Williams, Brian Moreira, Christopher Kelley, Matt Egan, Mike Weiss, Joseph Montesano, Daniel Hansen, Joel Steiner and Mark Preston recently raised over $50,000 for cystic fibrosis patients who are at-risk of developing certain types of cancer. Missing from photo

 

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LHS graduate making town technology improvements

RYAN MICHALSKI

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — A Lynnfield High School Class of 2024 graduate spent this summer updating the town’s website and improving the town’s social media presence. 

Town Administrator Rob Dolan said during a recent Select Board meeting that LHS Class of 2024 graduate and current University of New Hampshire freshman Ryan…

 

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SC eyes public participation policy changes

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The School Committee discussed a revised public participation policy during a recent meeting.

School Committee member Jenny Sheehan, who serves on the Policy Subcommittee, gave an overview of the revised “Public Comment at School Committee Meetings Policy.”

“The School Committee desires individuals to attend its meetings so that they may become…

 

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Pillings Pond Public Health Advisory lifted

LYNNFIELD — Based on recent water testing by the State Department of Public Health, the town lifted the Public Health Advisory for the harmful algae bloom at Pillings Pond on Aug. 28.

The State Department of Public Health was notified  about a positive test for harmful algal bloom at Pillings Pond in late June…

 

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MassDOT reviewing rail trail project

LYNNFIELD — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is currently reviewing the town’s 75 percent submittal for Phase 1 of the Wakefield-Lynnfield Rail Trail

The rail trail will connect both Lynnfield and Wakefield via the abandoned MBTA rail bed. The Lynnfield section of the rail trail will consist of a 2.8-mile multiuse path and boardwalk…

 

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Just like magic

YARROW THE MAGICIAN makes a decorative balloon for two young girls during Lynnfield Rotary’s Concert on the Common on July 24. Yarrow has been making decorative balloons for Lynnfield children at Concerts on the Common for a number of years. (Photo by The Priestley’s)

 

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First Responders Day Sept. 11

LYNNFIELD — The annual First Responders and 9/11 Remembrance Day Ceremony will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 11, beginning at 6 p.m. on the Town Common.

The ceremony will honor Lynnfield police officers, firefighters and emergency medical service personnel as well as remember the people who made the ultimate sacrifice on Sept. 11, 2001.

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‘See The Good 5K Walk’ Sunday

LYNNFIELD — The second annual See The Good 5K Walk in honor of the late Sharla Sieve will take place on Sunday, Sept. 8, beginning at 9 a.m. on the Town Common.

Sieve passed away from a heroic battle with stage 4 metastatic colorectal cancer in December 2022 at the age of 49. The walk

 

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The Angel Fund’s 23rd Walk for Hope

PICTURED FROM THE left: Floral Manager Lindsey McGuiness and store manager Eric Dunnell are among the Wakefield team members who have helped promote the event and have been working with the Wakefield-based nonprofit.

 

WAKEFIELD — Shaw’s of Wakefield has partnered with The Angel Fund for ALS Research as a supporter of the 23rd annual…

 

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Front Page: September 4, 2024

 

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Historic Main Street home demolition on hold

THE HISTORICAL COMMISSION voted to hit the brakes on a demolition permit application seeking to raze a 618 Main St. home during a recent meeting. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The Historical Commission recently voted to hit the brakes on a proposed plan seeking to raze a historic Main Street home. 

 

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