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PHOTO: Sheehan’s Corner dedicated

FLINT MEMORIAL LIBRARY has dedicated a comfortable and cozy reading nook gifted in loving memory of longtime North Reading resident John J. Sheehan. The late husband of former Trustee and Friend of the Library Lorraine Sheehan (seated at left), the Friends of the Library completed the corner by contributing a second loveseat and ottoman. It

 

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Two goalie shutout leads icemen to 1-0 win over Essex Tech

THE HORNETS warm up before their 1-0 win over Essex Tech on Dec. 29 at the Hawks’ new on-campus rink. Pictured in net is freshman Blake McMeniman who teamed up with senior captain Sam Elliott to earn a shutout for the now 4-1 Hornets. (NRHS Athletics Photo)

 

By DAN ZIMMERMAN

DANVERS — Despite a little…

 

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PHOTO: Volunteerism recognized

TWO NORTH READING High School seniors, Shivi Srikanth and Amanda Sherman (center), were recognized for earning the President’s Volunteer Service Award. They were presented with certificates in recognition of their achievements by Matthew Oosting, Curriculum Leader for the Social Studies Department, at left, and High School Principal Anthony Loprete, at right. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Black and Gold making ‘encouraging’ progress

NORTH READING FRESHMAN Cameron Arya (on top) was named as the Black and Gold’s Wrestler of the Week after he concluded last week with three victories that were each won by pin. (Courtesy Photo)

 

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The nine grapplers on the Lynnfield-North Reading co-operative wrestling team are continuing to progress on…

 

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PHOTO: Special delivery!

TOBY KENNEDY eagerly greets his favorite mail carrier, Diane Johnson, who is always happy to see him and give him a treat. “Diane is always so kind, sweet and caring…and never too busy to give a bone to Toby, even at this time of year! Diane always has a smile on her face, and loves

 

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Spreading Christmas cheer to hundreds on Advent Serve Day was ‘life-changing’

’TIS THE SEASON OF GIVING. Robin Lawrenz and her son Peter helped a busy team of volunteers during Advent Serve Day by wrapping gifts for kids in foster care. (Heather Westcott Photo)

 

By ALLIE HASTINGS

NORTH READING — Over 300 volunteers and congregants from the Trinity Evangelical Church, located at 105 Haverhill St., participated…

 

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PHOTO: Star of the show

TRAVELING in style in a silver convertible with Mrs. Claus behind the wheel, Santa Claus never grew weary of waving to the children who lined the streets in neighborhoods throughout town during the RNR Chamber of Commerce’s Santa Parade. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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CIT recognizes three residents with 2021 Good Neighbor Awards

SHELLEY GULLOTTI (left) nominated her neighbor, Angela Grillo, for the CIT’s Good Neighbor Award. (Courtesy Photo)

 

NORTH READING — The North Reading Community Impact Team (CIT) recently presented three North Reading residents with the 2021 Good Neighbor Award.

Nominations were accepted earlier in the fall and selected by the CIT Advisory Team. “More than…

 

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PHOTO: Kindness matters!

WORLD KINDNESS DAY inspired first-grader Colton Hemingway to host a Clean Up event at his school, the L.D. Batchelder School, on Nov. 13. Over 50 North Reading residents and Batch Bulldogs, including parents, neighbors, teachers and YMCA counselors, came to help clean up the playground, school yard and surrounding area. Stopping by to visit Colton

 

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PHOTO: In the Christmas spirit!

SANTA WAS not going to pass by this crew without taking notice of their festive hats during the RNR Chamber’s Santa parade through town! From left: Olivia and Penny Esposito, Michael McNeil, 6, Grace Barden, 9, and Bradi McNeil, 9. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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Transcript’s Christmas fund hits $12,595 in second week

JOYFUL! Making Christmas more merry for the children served by Christian Community Service (CCS) and their parents were the members of the Union Congregational Church who donated and decorated 28 boxes filled with wrapping paper, decorations and treats. Dorothy Rudloff’s smile says it all as she sits among the festive display arranged in the sanctuary

 

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‘They left it all on the field’

THE NRHS football team lines up for the Div. 5 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium while the Hornet Marching Band plays the National Anthem as pictured on the big screen. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)

 


Hornets battle to the end in 14-7 Super Bowl defeat

 

 

By DAN ZIMMERMAN

FOXBORO — Following the conclusion of last…

 

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