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Nathan Kelly crowned Tier 2 World Ninja League champion

NATHAN KELLY

 

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Hard work pays off.

Ten-year-old Knoll Road resident Nathan Kelly finished first in the Tier 2 World Ninja League Championship in Austin, Texas on April 1. Nathan, whose stage name is “Nate the Great Ninja,” has been competing in the World Ninja League (WNL) for a year…

 

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Whitelam Books, Poetry Open Mic Night

ENTRANCE TO WHITELAM Books on Main St., Reading

 

READING — April is National Poetry Month and Whitelam Books at 610 Main St in Reading is celebrating with a Community Open Mic Night. Adults and teens are invited to come to Whitelam Books on Wednesday, April 26 at 7 p.m. to share their original poetry…

 

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Ready to serve veterans

LYNNFIELD AMERICAN LEGION POST 131 hosted the American Legion District 8 meeting at the Meeting House on Sunday, April 16. From left, Post 131 Vice Commander John Harrigan Senior, Past Post 131 Commander Jack Luckas, District 8 Saugus Commander John Cannon, Lynnfield Post 131 Commander/District 8 Vice Commander Thomas Bogart, District 8 Adjutant of Middleton…

 

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Wakefield Co-operative Bank sponsors HHS fundraiser

WAKEFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK is once again a Premier Hole Sponsor for the upcoming Huckleberry Hill School Golf Tournament Fundraiser to be held on Monday, May 22 at the Gannon Golf Club in Lynn. Each year, funds raised from the event support the school’s enrichment programs, PTO events and activities that benefit both teachers and students…

 

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Huckleberry Hill Art Contest winners

THE READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT recently recognized four Huckleberry Hill School fourth-graders for winning the Student Art Contest. Front row, from left, Jia Tuladhar, Ivy Libby, Paige Powell and fourth grade teacher Katherine Bider. Back row, from left, Huckleberry Hill School Principal Melissa Wyland and RMLD Board of Commissioners member Phil Pacino. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Raising awareness

A HEALTHY LYNNFIELD YOUTH COUNCIL members recently visited the Massachusetts State House for Kick Butts Day. Students from across the state met with their local legislators to educate and inform our local leaders on the 84 Movement’s mission of youth tobacco prevention as well as relevant issues they are seeing in our community. From left, A

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Front Page: April 19, 2023

 

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Spring has sprung

A STAR MAGNOLIA twinkles in the sunlight in front of the Lynnfield Public Library’s Palladian window last week. (Doug Coonrod Photo)

 

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LCWD Annual Meeting to vote on permanent PFAS treatment system

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Ratepayers will be voting on funding a permanent PFAS treatment system at the Lynnfield Center Water District’s Annual Meeting on Monday, May 8, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Al Merritt Media and Cultural Center.

LCWD Superintendent John Scenna said during a “Town Talk” episode that AVANTech vessels have begun…

 

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METCO Director: ‘We have something great going on here’

By DAN TOMASELLO

BOSTON — Parents and school officials sung the METCO program’s praises during a recent School Committee meeting held in Boston.

With the exception of two years during the COVID-19 pandemic, the School Committee has held one meeting a year at METCO, Inc.’s headquarters in Roxbury. The Administrative Leadership Team and a large…

 

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Schools’ funding challenges lead to LHS changes

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — There are going to be programming changes at Lynnfield High School next year due to the School Department’s ongoing budget challenges.

The School Department has requested a $29,656,549 operating budget for fiscal year 2024, which represents a 4 percent increase over FY23’s $28,515,911 spending plan. Spring Town Meeting will be…

 

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Town Meeting Monday

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Spring Town Meeting will take place on Monday, April 24, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Lynnfield Middle School auditorium.

A quorum of 175 voters is needed for Town Meeting to proceed. If the quorum is not reached on Monday, Spring Town Meeting will be moved to Monday, May 1…

 

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