Lynnfield News

Proposed $2.1M fire budget is 13.5 % higher for FY17

Published in the February 3, 2016 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Fire Chief Mark Tetreault presented a budget request for Fiscal Year 2017 of $2,119,809 to the Board of Selectmen that is nearly 13.5 percent higher than FY ’16.

The bulk of the 13.46 percent combined increase over the final FY ’16 budget of…

 

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Superintendent unveils tuition-free full-day K proposal

Published in the February 3, 2016 edition

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Superintendent of Schools Jane Tremblay proposed launching a tuition free full-day kindergarten program as part of the school department’s $22,865,421 fiscal year 2017 budget Jan. 26.

Tremblay said she incorporated the tuition-free full-day K proposal into the proposed school budget as part of…

 

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PHOTO: A great night with friends

FOUR HUNDRED high school students attended the annual Snowball dance at the Danversport Yacht Club recently. Front row, from left, Crystal Shaffer, Lily Keene, Elise Murphy and Jaylin Grabau. Back row, from left, Shannon Furey, Julia Kerr, Bella Herook, Jillian Zahar, Jessica DiGangi, Abbie Dickey, Rachel Strout, Danielle Douglas, Leigh Guerra and Nnenne Nwangwu. (Ally Peters Photo)
FOUR HUNDRED high school students attended the annual Snowball dance at the Danversport Yacht Club recently. Front row, from left, Crystal Shaffer, Lily Keene, Elise Murphy and Jaylin Grabau. Back row, from left, Shannon Furey, Julia Kerr, Bella Herook, Jillian Zahar, Jessica DiGangi, Abbie Dickey, Rachel Strout, Danielle Douglas, Leigh Guerra and Nnenne Nwangwu. (Ally

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Help fight MD February 8

Published in the February 3, 2016 edition

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Fire Department will hold a fundraising Skate for MDA event at The MSt. Rink in the MarketStreet Lynnfield complex on Monday, Feb. 8, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Firefighters will be on hand skating around the rink and you are invited to participate…

 

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Socks from Jocks to benefit Haven from Hunger

Published in the February 3, 2016 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — The co-op girls’ hockey team is currently collecting new socks for the clients served by Haven from Hunger in Peabody.

Upon learning that new socks are an under-donated but desperately needed item by those served by the soup kitchen, especially at this time…

 

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Villager’s first baby of 2016 winner is Matthias Philip Ogren

Published in the January 27, 2016 edition

LYNNFIELD'S first baby of 2016 is Matthias Philip Ogren. Born on January 12, he is the first child of Philip and Manessa Ogren. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
LYNNFIELD’S first baby of 2016 is Matthias Philip Ogren. Born on January 12, he is the first child of Philip and Manessa Ogren. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — First-time parents Manessa and Philip Ogren are the lucky winners of the Villager’s ninth annual First Baby…

 

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Kvedars return to second home at Haitian orphanage

Published in the January 27, 2016 edition

DR. VICKI KVEDAR, MD (right) and her daughter Julie, a Lynnfield High School Class of 2009 graduate, were honored to help orphans such as this child find the right pair of eyeglasses during the Kvedars third medical mission to the Be Like Brit orphanage recently. (Courtesy Photo)
DR. VICKI KVEDAR, MD (right) and her daughter Julie, a Lynnfield High School Class of 2009 graduate, were honored to help orphans such as this child find the right pair of eyeglasses during the Kvedars third medical mission to the Be Like Brit orphanage recently. (Courtesy Photo)

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Transitions on town boards; Sjoberg appointed to Rec. Commission

Published in the January 27, 2016 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — With the new year underway, transitions are taking place on several town boards and commissions whose members are appointed by the selectmen.

On Monday night, the selectmen accepted the resignation of Conservation Commission Chairwoman Denise Young and voted to appoint Richard Sjoberg to…

 

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PHOTO: Glamour girls

READY FOR THE BALL. Lynnfield High School's annual Snowball at the Danversport Yacht Club lived up to its name Saturday night with just enough snow to make it magical. Getting ready for the big night are friends, from left: Keira Rothwell, Mia Lemieux, Lauren Gaudette, Daphne Terris and Sabrina Al-Mayahi. (Maria Terris Photo)
READY FOR THE BALL. Lynnfield High School’s annual Snowball at the Danversport Yacht Club lived up to its name Saturday night with just enough snow to make it magical. Getting ready for the big night are friends, from left: Keira Rothwell, Mia Lemieux, Lauren Gaudette, Daphne Terris and Sabrina Al-Mayahi. (Maria Terris Photo)

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DPU hearing on pipeline survey to be held in town

Published in the January 27, 2016 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield has been selected by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) as one of the six communities to host the public comment hearings on the Northeast Energy Direct (NED) land survey petitions for the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.

Selectmen Chairman Phil Crawford…

 

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Freshman class selling Pioneer Pride blankets

Published in the January 27, 2016 edition

THE FRESHMAN class at LHS wants everyone to show their "Pioneer Pride" by ordering their blankets with the Pioneer logo. Class of 2019 members proudly displaying the blankets are kneeling (from left): Grace Sokop, Brianna Barrett and Gabriella Passatempo; standing (from left): Joe Fabrizio, Willa MacLennan, Barbara Dickey, Ashley Barrett and Emily Dickey. (Courtesy Photo)
THE FRESHMAN class at LHS wants everyone to show their “Pioneer Pride” by ordering their blankets with the Pioneer logo. Class of 2019 members proudly displaying the blankets are kneeling (from left): Grace Sokop, Brianna Barrett and Gabriella Passatempo; standing (from left): Joe Fabrizio, Willa MacLennan, Barbara Dickey,

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Retiring pastor will miss the ‘loving, caring, welcoming ways’ of Centre Congregational Church

Published in the January 20, 2016 edition

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REVEREND DR. DENNIS C. BAILEY will retire as pastor of the Centre Congregational Church after delivering his final sermon on Sunday, Jan. 31. His ministry career spanned over 40 years at churches in Jamaica Plain, Billerica and Lynnfield. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Throughout more…

 

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