Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
LYNNFIELD — The Senior Center is ready for spring.
Seniors are invited to come to the center to enjoy seasonal programs, activities and community gatherings designed especially for adults 60-years and older. To view the Senior Center’s full newsletter and monthly lunch menu, visit Lynnfield.gov/235/Council-On-Aging.
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
We were glad to see the State Legislature place some restrictions on kids when it comes to social media and phone use during the school day. Now, if something could be done about adults.
In a packed supermarket, you can be sure to get stuck behind…
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
Volume 51 – Report No. 18 • April 27-May 1, 2026
THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ votes on roll calls from the week of April 27-May 1. All roll calls in the House were on matters relating to…
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Photo published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
A GROUP OF FRIENDS smile from ear-to-ear before heading off to Lynnfield High School’s Junior Prom at Rockafellas on April 10. Front row, Ella Price, Sofia Giardina, Kiara Alarcon, Sophia Tramontozzi, Katie Shrewsbury and Elliana Moretti. Back row, from left, Ben Clancy, Sattyartha Singh,
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LYNNFIELD — As State Police mourned one of their own lost May 6 in a head-on crash on Route 1 not far from the tunnel, a memorial at the Danvers barracks continued to grow.
Because people realized Trooper Kevin Trainor died protecting others.
According to reports, Trainor had just finished…
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
Sometimes you have to shake your head in wonder at how brazen people are when they zip by you on an e-bike or a souped-up scooter. In Boston, they’re all over the place, delivering food, messages, packages, whatever, without disregard for themselves and often others.
It…
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
READING — The Reading PorchFest 2026 Committee is accepting registrations to perform at this year’s PorchFest which takes place on Saturday, June 27 and musical acts from neighboring towns are invited to join in the celebration.
PorchFest is a music festival which takes place on porches…
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
LYNNFIELD — The Village Home and Garden Club will be welcoming guest speaker Christine Pixhia of Brush Hill Gardens Guru on Monday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Meeting House.
Pixhia will be leading a discussion on peonies. Her professional services include floral arranging and…
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Published in the Lynnfield Villager on May 6, 2026
YOUNGSTER Mason Brown (center) had a blast hanging out with A Healthy Lynnfield Youth Council members, from left, Sabrina Hayman, Olivia Sylvester, Ella Price and Ereeny Georges during the Healthy Living Expo in the LMS gym on May 2. A Healthy Lynnfield and the Wakefield Area
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