LYNNFIELD — The Town Clerk’s Office will never be the same.
Assistant Town Clerk Diane Hammerbeck retired last week after working for the town for the past 30 years. Before being appointed to the assistant town clerk position in 2005, Hammerbeck worked in the Tax Collector’s Office for a few years and…
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LYNNFIELD ROTARY’S last Concert on the Common on July 28 featured U.S. Army veteran Bobby Mack dressed up as Elvis Presley and Tree Committee member Melanie Lovell dressed up as a squirrel while she raised awareness about butterflies and oak trees. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — The Police Department is investigating anti-Semitic graffiti that was discovered at Glen Meadow Park on the morning of Wednesday, July 21.
A spray painted swastika, the name “Hitler” and an obscene image of male genitalia were discovered on the back of a shed. Lynnfield resident Matthew Donahue and his twin…
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LYNNFIELD — A highly regarded local official is leaving town at the end of the month.
Town Engineer Charlie Richter is biding farewell to Lynnfield after a 16-year tenure because he and his family decided to relocate to the Midwest. He is currently a Wakefield resident…
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THE SIX Eagle Scouts honored during a Court of Honor ceremony at Centre Congregational Church on July 15 were, from left, Michael Madden, Daniel Miller, Jacob MacPherson, Cole Trainor, Paul Wehle and Jared Alphen. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Scouts BSA Troop 48 honored six Eagle Scouts during a Court of…
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LYNNFIELD — A Newburyport-based company was awarded the general contractor job for the elementary schools’ expansion project during the School Building Committee’s July 15 meeting.
SBC Chairman John Scenna said Castagna Construction submitted the lowest bid out of the six firms that submitted proposals for the expansion project, which entails enlarging both elementary…
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RECREATION STATION CAMPERS, from left, Alex Braley, Isabella Nop, Anna Scire, Sophie Morgese, Vanessa Champy, Victoria Minor, Olivia Braley, Lily Fitzemeyer and Emilie O’Shea were thrilled to finally see the sun on July 16 after dealing with a rainy month. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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