AN ARTIST’S RENDERING OF the planned new Fire Headquarters that would be built if voters approve the $63.5 million public safety buildings and Town Hall project during a Special Town Election on Tuesday, Dec. 6. (Tappé Architects Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Voters will decide the fate of the proposed $63.5 million public…
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LYNNFIELD — It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
Lynnfield Recreation will usher the holiday season in style when the incredibly popular Gingerbread House Contest, Light Up Lynnfield Contest and Tree Lighting Ceremony returns to town on Saturday, Dec. 3.
“We are excited to have the annual Tree Lighting festivities on…
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Historic Lynnfield, Inc. will be hosting the highly anticipated Country Store in the Meeting House, beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3. The newly formed nonprofit organization will be using the Country Store’s proceeds to preserve the 1714 Meeting House as well as historic artifacts located in…
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We noted in a May editorial that hundreds of residents gather on the Town Common each Sept. 11 for First Responders Day. The ceremony honors the victims and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and recognizes Lynnfield first responders for keeping townspeople safe.
As the old saying goes, actions speak louder than words. That is…
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SAUGUS — John (Jack) Anthony Spadafora Sr., 78, of Saugus, died on Nov. 10, 2022 while surrounded by his family.
Jack was born in Chelsea, and was the loving son of the late Joseph and Eveyln Spadafora. He was educated in the Malden and Melrose school systems. He…
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THE PRODUCTION OF “Mamma Mia!” at Lynnfield High School last week featured, from left, Paige Martino as Sophie, Chloe Cieslewicz as Rosie, Liv Scire as Donna and Veronica Wainwright as Tanya. Cieslewicz filled in for Isabelle Moschella during the Nov. 18 performance of the musical. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — Fall Town Meeting overwhelmingly approved the King Rail Reserve Golf Course clubhouse project last week.
Town Administrator Rob Dolan gave an overview of Article 10. He said the $900,000 project will be funded by a $400,000 donation that National Development gave the town a number of years ago for golf-related…
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LYNNFIELD — Historic Lynnfield, Inc., a recently formed nonprofit organization, has announced it is holding the annual Country Store for the first time on Saturday, Dec. 3, beginning at 9 a.m. at the 1714 Meeting House on the Common.
“Vendors will include favorites from the past, as well as some exciting new additions,” said Historic Lynnfield…
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THE LYNNFIELD AND NORTH READING varsity football captains enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Rotary Football Luncheon on Nov. 17. From left, Lynnfield captain James Sharkey, Lynnfield captain Steve Dreher, Lynnfield captain Chase Goldberg, Lynnfield captain Charles Capachietti, NR captain Matt Guidebeck, NR captain Alex Carucci, NR captain Craig Rubino, NR captain Owen Delano, NR…
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EIGHT STUDENT Athletes are the Pioneers of the Week after representing Lynnfield High at the MIAA’s Sportsmanship Summit on Nov. 10. Pictured here is Catie Kampersal, Casey Flynn, Maddie Sieve, Melissa Caprio, Iain McCarthy, Quinn Hardisty, Anthony Morales and Kelan Cardinal.
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