THE HISTORICAL COMMISSION will be discussing a proposal to raze the old Joseph Smith house at 163 Lowell St. on Wednesday, July 29. Boston Clear Water Company purchased the home last November. (Zillow.com Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — The Historical Commission will be holding an outdoor meeting on Wednesday, July…
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THE SMITH FAMILY’S Pocahontas Tavern was located at the corner of Main and Lowell Street in 1930. (Lynnfield Historical Files)
By HELEN BREEN
LYNNFIELD — The last Smiths to live at 163 Lowell St. were Lynnfield town father Joseph F. Smith (1881-1963) and his wife Della Rich Smith (1899-1990).
Joe’s property…
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FRIENDS, from left, Joseph Ferullo, Jared Burke, Lucas Deraps and Eli Deraps chillax in line before sliding down Recreation Station’s inflatable waterslide recently. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — The COVID-19 pandemic is not stopping Lynnfield Recreation from hosting fun summer programs for children this year.
Recreation Director Julie…
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THE FIRST Pillings Pond Boat Parade was held on Saturday, July 4. Several boats and many spectators helped kick off what is hoped to be annual event. (Courtesy Photos)
Published July 8, 2020
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LYNNFIELD — A vote on the elementary school additions project is tentatively being eyed for October Town Meeting and at the ballot box later in the fall.
The School Building Study Committee (SBSC) recently held its second meeting to discuss the project. The Board of Selectmen formed the SBSC in…
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LYNNFIELD — Due to the ongoing COVID-19 virus pandemic, the 16th annual Reid’s Ride will be virtual this year.
The Reid’s Ride bike-a-thon has been a popular North Shore tradition for the past 15 years. The annual bike trek raises funds for the Reid R. Sacco Adolescent and…
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LYNNFIELD — Working with children, families and the community was the best part of retired Superintendent Jane Tremblay’s 34-year career in the Lynnfield Public Schools.
Tremblay officially closed the book on her 34-year tenure with the school system when she retired on Tuesday. She served…
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EDUCATORS recently held a socially distant goodbye celebration for retiring Superintendent Jane Tremblay (left) and retiring Executive Secretary Diane Borseti. (Kathy Dario Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Current and former local officials sung the praises of retiring Superintendent Jane Tremblay during her last School…
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LYNNFIELD — Officials are urging parents to stay patient while the state continues finalizing guidelines for reopening schools this fall.
Gov. Charlie Baker and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Commissioner Jeff Riley unveiled a preliminary back-to-school framework during a June 25 press conference. The preliminary guidelines…
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