LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Teachers Association (LTA) hosted four School Committee candidates during a forum held in a Lynnfield Middle School classroom on March 6.
The Town Election on Tuesday, April 9 includes two separate School Committee races that feature six candidates. Three candidates are running for two seats that have three-year terms…
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LYNNFIELD — Huckleberry Hill School has found its next principal.
Interim Superintendent Tom Geary announced on March 8 that Captain Samuel Brown School Principal Lauren King has been appointed as Huckleberry Hill School’s next principal. She will succeed retiring Principal Melissa Wyland, who has led Huckleberry Hill…
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LYNNFIELD — Two members of the Lynnfield High girls’ basketball team were named to the Cape Ann League All-Stars this season.
Freshman Hayden Valiton made the CAL First-Team All-Stars. The forward led the team in scoring averaging 9.7 points per game. She was also second on the team in rebounding averaging…
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THE SEVENTH-GRADE boys’ basketball team won its third straight Cape Ann League championship on March 10. From left, Ryan Barrett, Mason Fusco, Sam Teixeira, coach Todd Doherty, Stevie Azzun, Owen Burke, Daniel Murphy, Kason DaSilva, Braylen Boucher, Justin George, Brandon Doherty and coach Joe Barrett. (Courtesy Photo)
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THE PIONEER high jumpers were the best in the league as they swept the event at CALs earning each an All-Star award. Pictured from left to right is Ethan Francis, Eli Mendese and Dillon Reilly. (Courtesy Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Three individuals and one relay team for the Lynnfield High boys’ indoor track…
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LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield High School drama company Theatre East has qualified for the second round of the Massachusetts Theater Guild’s Drama Fest.
Theatre East performed “Flicker” during Drama Fest’s preliminary round at Wayland High School on March 2. There were seven schools performing in Theatre East’s group at Wayland High, but over 100 schools…
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THE LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL drama company Theatre East and advisor Joe Puleo celebrate qualifying for the semifinals of the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild’s Drama Fest. The first round was held at Wyland High School on March 2. The semifinals will take place on Saturday, March 9 at Sharon High School. (Courtesy Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Over $500 was raised last month for the new Veterans Memorial that will be located on the green space adjacent to South Common Street and the Town Common.
Veterans Memorial Fundraising Committee Chair Joe Connell and members Bruce Siegel, Tom Bogart and John Harrigan stated in a press release that an additional $525…
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LYNNFIELD — Yard waste stickers for the 2024 season are now for sale at the Department of Public Works office, located at 590 Main St. in the old Village Pharmacy.
Prices for the stickers are the same: Seniors (65+) $10 and non-Seniors $20. Residents should bring their vehicle registration to the DPW office for proof of residency.
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LNR CO-OP WRESTLING CAPTAIN James Fodera was unable to compete in the New England Tournament due to an injury last weekend. The junior has a career record of 99-32. (File Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield-North Reading co-op wrestling captain James Fodera was unable to compete in last weekend’s New England Tournament in…
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Peabody-Lynnfield-North Reading Girls’ Hockey Senior Captain, CATIE KAMPERSAL (right) celebrates her goal against Winchester in a first round matchup on Feb. 28. Kampersal’s first period tally ended up being the game-winner as the Tanners earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory. (Eric Evans Photo)
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