LYNNFIELD — Officials answered a variety of school reopening questions submitted by parents during a July 30 meeting.
School Committee Chairman Jamie Hayman recalled that the committee had originally planned on hosting an in-person meeting in order to answer questions directly from parents, but said logistical issues prevented…
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FIFTY RESIDENTS attended the Historical Commission’s July 29 meeting to voice their opposition to Lynnfield Virgil Properties’ proposal to raze Smith Farm, 163 Lowell St. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — The old Joseph Smith house, 163 Lowell St., is staying put for at least the next year.
The…
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LYNNFIELD — A familiar face is the Lynnfield Police Department’s newest captain.
The Board of Selectmen recently appointed Police Sgt. Detective Nick Secatore as the department’s new captain. He succeeds former Captain Karl Johnson, who retired in January.
Selectmen Chairman Chris Barrett said Police…
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LYNNFIELD — The Conservation Commission and DPW now have the latest information about trees located in the center thanks to incoming Lynnfield High School junior Jacob McPherson.
McPherson unveiled his Eagle Scout project to the Board of Selectmen on July 22. He recalled that he has been involved…
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ASPIRING GHOSTBUSTERS, from left, Gianluca Keegan, Lisa Pasciuto, Siena Keegan, Sydney Mitchell, Delaney Bowen and Alyssa Goodwin made their own slime at Community Schools’ SOFA camp on July 24. The only things missing from the party were the Stay Put Marshmallow Man and Ecto-1. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
Published July 29, 2020
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LYNNFIELD — The Senior Center is offering a number of different virtual programs in order to help seniors stay engaged while its doors are closed to the public.
Senior Center Director Linda Naccara said during a recent press conference that all of the state’s senior centers remain closed…
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COMMUNITY SCHOOLS campers and counselors enjoyed playing a variety of games during a Summer of Fun Activities (SOFA) camp on July 16. From left, Gwen Dandrow, Emiko Yunes, Leah O’Brien, Mia O’Brien, Madison Cabral, Juliette Lavino, Mya Band, Soraya Sota, Francesca Pasciuto, Chloe Lavino and Casey White. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
Published July 22, 2020
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