LYNNFIELD — It was a successful Senior Night for the Lynnfield High boys’ lacrosse team on Monday as they defeated Winthrop, 16-5, in a non-league game. With the victory, the Pioneers ended up at 10-8 in the regular season.
Lynnfield was in control all evening as they were up 8-1 at the…
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THE THINK OF MICHAEL FOUNDATION’S Event Committee celebrates a successful fourth annual Trivia Night fundraiser with Kiss 108 FM radio host and special guest auctioneer Billy Costa on May 19. (David Volkmann Photo)
Hundreds attend Trivia Night fundraiser
By DAN TOMASELLO
WAKEFIELD — Michael Dalton’s life and legacy continue to make a difference in…
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LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Gender Sexuality Alliance members, from left, Lila Martins, Diego Martinez, Lily Langdon, Izzy Moschella, Chris Ladd and Sam Childress had a great time volunteering at the second annual Lynnfield Pride Celebration on May 21. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Love wins.
That message spread across the Town Common…
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LYNNFIELD — Mildred Boyle Perkins, 94, a resident of Lynnfield and formerly of Melrose, died peacefully on May 15, 2023 at the Lahey Hospital and Medical Center holding hands with her husband of 71 years, George William (Bill) Perkins II.
Her sons, George III; Clifton and his husband Ron Hudson…
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LYNNFIELD — Two Summer Street School parents urged the School Committee to revisit the district’s kindergarten class sizes for the next academic year during a May 16 meeting.
The School Department’s class size guidelines for kindergarten students ranges between 18 and 22 students, with 18 being considered the “optimal number.” While kindergarten enrollment…
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STUDENTS IN GRADE 10 FROM ESSEX NORTH SHORE AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL SCHOOL were at the Healthy Living Lynnfield Expo to educate residents about everything from stress management to dental care. From left, Ashleigh Karuri, Charlene Nansubuga and Anastacia Montina. (Gail Lowe Photo)
By GAIL LOWE
LYNNFIELD — A light drizzle began to fall…
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THE SUNTAUG LAKE INN was in business from 1800s through the mid 20th century.
The Suntaug Inn was a historic hotel and restaurant, and it was located directly across the street from the railroad tracks which ran straight down the middle of what is now known as Route 95/Route 128 (depending on whatever the…
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John Wilson arrives at federal court, with his wife Leslie, on April 3, 2019 to face charges in a nationwide college admissions bribery scandal in Boston. Wilson, a former Staples Inc. executive who was convicted of trying to bribe his children’s way into USC, Harvard and Stanford, is scheduled to be sentenced on federal charges
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THE LYNNFIELD Youth Softball Association held their annual Lynnfield Youth Softball goes to Fenway Day on Saturday. The LYSBA was represented on the field by their leaders of the pack, 7th grader Estelle McClory and 2nd grader Giovanna DeSimone. Over 200 Lynnfield players and families were in attendance. (Courtesy Photos)
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Girls’ Lacrosse Senior Captain CHARLOTTE RADULSKI is this week’s featured Pioneer. Radulski scored a team-high five goals in Lynnfield’s Senior Night win over Triton on Monday night. Radulski also had two goals in a win over Malden Catholic on Saturday and three goals against Georgetown on May 10. (Courtesy Photo)
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LYNNFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL fifth grade teacher Mark Vermont and his students, from left, Ryan Doherty, Luke McEwen, Connor Minor and Jaeden Dunkley placed American flags on veterans’ gravestones at the West Burying Ground Cemetery on May 11 in preparation for the town’s Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 29. (Candy Orlando Photo)
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