Lynnfield News

LMS community makes holiday wishes come true

Published in the December 23, 2015 edition

SANTA’S LITTLE HELPERS, from left, John McKrell, Maddie Burke, Cassie Giordano, Genna Gioioso and Skylar Furey proudly display wrapped presents during Lynnfield Middle School’s annual holiday gift drive Dec. 18. The LMS community donated over 1,000 gifts to needy families this year.  (Dan Tomasello Photo)
SANTA’S LITTLE HELPERS, from left, John McKrell, Maddie Burke, Cassie Giordano, Genna Gioioso and Skylar Furey proudly display wrapped presents during Lynnfield Middle School’s annual holiday gift drive Dec. 18. The LMS community donated over 1,000 gifts to needy families this year. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

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Comment on hospital closure, stat

Published in the December 23, 2015 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — A critical phase in the pending closure of Lynn Union Hospital begins in January.

The start of a new year will bring with it a series of public hearings by the state Department of Public Health (DPH) on the matter. Therefore, advocates say…

 

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Students become school technology leaders

Published in the December 23, 2015 edition

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Local students have taken on a leadership role in the area of technology, the schools’ Technology Department representatives told the School Committee Dec. 15.

Technology Integration Specialist Jennifer Judkins said technology has “changed the ways kids are learning in the district.” She said…

 

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PHOTO: Time to decorate

SENIORS, from left, Danny Bronshvayg, Rob LoConte and Parker Rhodes helped decorate the Lynnfield High School math wing as part of the high school’s first annual Deck the Halls Dec. 17. The Class of 2016 won the contest.(Dan Tomasello Photo)
SENIORS, from left, Danny Bronshvayg, Rob LoConte and Parker Rhodes helped decorate the Lynnfield High School math wing as part of the high school’s first annual Deck the Halls Dec. 17. The Class of 2016 won the contest.(Dan Tomasello Photo)

Published in the December 23, 2015 edition

 

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Swim team sponsors Christmas tree recycling drive

Published in the December 23, 2015 editionxmastreepickup-web

LYNNFIELD — The LHS swim and dive team will pick up residents’ Christmas trees as part of its annual fund-raising drive on Saturday, January 2 or Saturday, January 9.

The cost is $10 for trees 8 feet and under or $15 for trees taller than 8 feet.

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Pipeline surveyors operating in town

Posted on Thursday, December 17, 2015.kinder-morgan-logo-12_17_web

LYNNFIELD — The town has been informed that over the next several weeks a crew of surveyors associated with Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company LLC will be conducting a survey, from the public ways, of classifications of dwellings and buildings in the areas of the proposed NED pipeline route.

The…

 

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Town’s FY’17 total revenue projection: $52.9M

Published in the December 16, 2015 edition

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — It’s an annual rite of passage – the town’s budget summit – falling on the first Wednesday night of each December.

Last Wednesday, the town’s department heads came together in a round-table format at the Senior Center to get a sense of the…

 

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Students talk about the modern world

Published in the December 16, 2015 edition

THE Lynnfield Middle School One Club sponsored a panel on social media that was attended by 32 residents Dec. 9. Seated, from left, eighth graders Monet Lopilato and Jennifer Bloom. Back row, from left, seventh grader Nolan Von Jako, seventh grader Chris Collins, seventh grader Molly McCarthy, seventh grader Ally Dillon, junior Kelly Dillon and sophomore Colin Lamusta. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
THE Lynnfield Middle School One Club sponsored a panel on social media that was attended by 32 residents Dec. 9. Seated, from left, eighth graders Monet Lopilato and Jennifer Bloom. Back row, from left, seventh grader Nolan Von Jako, seventh grader Chris Collins, seventh grader Molly McCarthy, seventh

 

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Siegel named new Veterans’ Services Agent

Published in the December 16, 2015 edition

BRUCE SIEGEL New Veterans' Services Agent
BRUCE SIEGEL
New Veterans’ Services Agent

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Vietnam veteran Bruce Siegel was appointed to be the town’s next Veterans’ Services Agent, succeeding Jason Kimball, who stepped down in November after two years in the position.

All three selectmen noted the difficulty in making the…

 

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PHOTO: Double Vision

THE STILLNESS of the surface of Pillings Pond reflects a perfect mirror image of the landscape. The extremely mild late fall temperatures of the past six weeks are expected to continue at least through Christmas week. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
THE STILLNESS of the surface of Pillings Pond reflects a perfect mirror image of the landscape. The extremely mild late fall temperatures of the past six weeks are expected to continue at least through Christmas week. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

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See Santa at Toys for Tots drive Dec. 17

Published in the December 16, 2015 editionsantatoys_web

LYNNFIELD — Hey kids, come visit Santa at the Wakefield Co-operative Bank, 596 Main St., Lynnfield on Thursday, December 17 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Santa is excited to stop by the Wakefield Co-op to lend his support to the bank’s Toys for Tots drive. The Co-op…

 

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DPW recycling yard extends season

Published in the December 16, 2015 editionrecycle_web

LYNNFIELD — For the second Saturday in a row, the Department of Public Works has extended its season beyond the normal Dec. 1 closure.

Due to the unusually mild weather, the DPW Recycle Yard will be open on Saturday, December 19 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. to…

 

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