THE LHS girls’ lacrosse team returns plenty of talented players this season including last year’s leading scorer, sophomore Taylor Valiton (16) and senior captains Maddie Daigle, Kiera Mallett, Charlotte Radulski and Chloe Considine. (File Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNNFIELD — Last season, the Lynnfield High girls’ lacrosse team reached the MIAA Division 4 state tournament as…
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LYNNFIELD — Town officials condemned racist graffiti that was discovered at the Beaver Dam Brook Reservation last week.
Town Administrator Rob Dolan, Police Chief Nick Secatore, Select Board Chairman Phil Crawford, and Select Board members Joe Connell and Dick Dalton announced in a joint statement that a “group of civic-minded residents” and…
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LYNNFIELD — The town has until December 2024 to fully comply with a new multi-family zoning law.
Former Gov. Charlie Baker signed an economic development bill into law in February 2021, which amended the state Zoning Act. The law includes requiring MBTA communities to have at least one zoning district of reasonable…
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AIDAN RYSTROM (left) starred as Marcellus Washburn and Shea Killeen played Harold Hill in Lynnfield Community Schools’ production of “Music Man Kids” last weekend. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield High boys’ basketball team performed one of the biggest turnarounds in the state this season. After going 1-19 last winter, they finished at 14-7 this year as they were nipped by host East Boston, 56-54, in the MIAA Division 3 state tournament preliminary-round.
In the Cape Ann League, they…
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LYNNFIELD — Building Inspector Joseph O’Callaghan is looking to update the town’s Accessory Apartments in Residential Districts Bylaw.
Section 8.3 of the Zoning Bylaw allows accessory apartments, more commonly referred to as in-law apartments, in most single-family homes. The bylaw’s purpose is to “meet the special housing needs of elderly parents of families…
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THE JAMES F. MULLOY Sportsmanship Award is presented to the team that best defines good team sportsmanship and presents the award to the winning teams during the state and sectional championship games each season. The Lynnfield High boys’ hockey team was presented this prestigious award at the Boston Garden on March 19. Pictured from left…
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LYNNFIELD — Five members of the Lynnfield High boys’ hockey team were named to the Cape Ann League All-Conference team. Drew Damiani led the way as he was named the CAL Kinney Division MVP for the second year in a row. He shared the MVP crown last season with former…
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LYNNFIELD — Four members of the Lynnfield High girls’ basketball team received awards at the team’s end-of-season banquet. Senior captain, Bella George, was given the team’s MVP Award for the second year in a row. The two-time Cape Ann League First-Team All-Star point guard led the team in scoring averaging…
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LYNNFIELD — The town is looking to spend $5,258,429 on capital projects in fiscal year 2024, Town Administrator Rob Dolan said during last week’s Select Board meeting.
Dolan has proposed a $3,030,929 capital budget for FY24 as well as a separate $2,227,500 spending plan that consists of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA…
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