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Menorah Lighting Ceremony Tuesday

LYNNFIELD — The Chabad of the North Shore and the Town of Lynnfield will be holding the 10th annual Lynnfield Public Menorah Lighting Ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 16, taking place at 6:30 p.m. on the Town Common.

Latkes and donuts will be served to attendees after the ceremony.

The Chabad of the North Shore is…

 

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Front Page: December 10, 2025

 

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‘Tree Lighting: A Whobilation Celebration’ draws hundreds

THE LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Tri-M Music Honor Society, Chamber Singers and Lynnfield Girl Scouts sang “Let It Snow” during Lynnfield Recreation’s Tree Lighting: A Whobilation Celebration on the Town Common on Dec. 6. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

Lynnfield Recreation transformed the Town Common…

 

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Country Store celebrates the holiday season

SIBLINGS LOGAN AND LACEY DIAS were smiling from ear-to-ear while meeting Santa Claus at Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s Country Store on Dec. 6. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The tradition continues.

Hundreds of residents kicked off the holiday season in style when the Meeting House was turned into Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s Country Store…

 

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Lynnfield Golf changes eyed to increase revenue

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield Golf Interim Director Andrew Green unveiled a series of proposed changes to the town’s two golf courses that would raise additional revenue during a recent Select Board meeting.

Green recalled that the town owns two nine-hole golf courses: The King Rail Golf Reserve and the Reedy Meadow Golf Course…

 

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Schools looking to ‘expand safe, effective use of AI tools’

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The School Department has slowly been introducing artificial intelligence (AI) to staff and students, Educational Technology Department Head Rochelle Cooper said during a recent School Committee meeting.

Cooper, who also serves as the district’s grades K-6 digital learning coach, said one of the Technology Department’s goals for the 2025-2026 academic…

 

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Bostik converts rail bed for public safety, passive recreation

A RESIDENT walks his dogs on the new emergency access corridor created by Bostik, Inc. (Courtesy Photo)

LYNNFIELD — Bostik, Inc. in Middleton completed a rail bed conversion project on the site of the former Salem-Lowell rail line last month that will be benefiting three communities including Lynnfield.

This project capped two years of collaborative…

 

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Words of encouragement

THE HARLEM WIZARDS’ Emcee Rocket gives a pep talk to the Lynnfield unified basketball team before the third quarter during A Healthy Lynnfield’s Harlem Wizards charity basketball game on Nov. 16. The unified basketball played great against the Harlem Wizards during the third quarter. A Healthy Lynnfield anticipates the game raised over $20,000 for substance

 

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Sharla Sieve cornhole tournament fundraiser Jan. 10

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The Select Board presented the 2025 Daniel Townsend Award for Excellence to former Finance Committee member Jack Moynihan during a Nov. 24 meeting. 

Select Board Chair Phil Crawford recalled that the Townsend Award recognizes residents’ volunteerism. He said the award is named after Daniel Townsend, who perished on April 19,

 

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Scenes from Lynnfield High School’s ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’

LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL’s production of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” last weekend included, from left, Belle Maccini, Heavenly Claypool, Sabrina Hayman, Lindsay Squadrito, Patrick Malone as Lawrence, Mia Martins, Siri Tudi, Chase Lynds as Andre, Nora Hutter, Abby Harris and Lillian Spillane. In this scene, the cast sings the song “Overture.”

 

SONIA KUMAR (left) starred as

 

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Schools looking to strengthen cybersecurity

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Cybersecurity has been a focus area for the school system’s Technology Department this year.

Technology Department Head Rochelle Cooper explained the initiative during a recent School Committee meeting.

“We are trying to improve cybersecurity through improved safeguards, updated policies and ongoing training for our staff and students,” said Cooper.

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Schools’ technology upgrades outlined

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LYNNFIELD — The school system’s Technology Department has been diligently working to upgrade aging infrastructure and hardware this year, Educational Technology Department Head Rochelle Cooper said during a recent School Committee meeting.

Superintendent Tom Geary recalled that the $4.65 million Proposition 2 ½ override voters approved last June included $650,000 for school…

 

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