LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) has announced that local artist and member Jack Fay is its featured artist for the next two months, beginning Dec. 1 on the Lynnfield Arts home page and at lynnfieldarts.org/jack-fay/.
Fay is a lifelong artist based in Beverly whose creative journey began in Newton…
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HARLEM WIZARDS star Loonatik heckles Stephanie Yazinski (left) and Summer Street School third grader Emma Kelley during a red light, green light race during A Healthy Lynnfield’s Harlem Wizards charity basketball game on Nov. 16. A Healthy Lynnfield anticipates the game raised over $20,000 for substance use prevention and mental health programs. (Courtesy Photo)
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CARSON WALDO (left) starred as Freddy and Patrick Malone portrayed Lawrence during Lynnfield High School’s production of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” last weekend. Freddy and Lawrence are two con artists who try to scam money from affluent women in the French Riviera.
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A GREAT CROWD turned out to hear author A.E. Macdonald discuss the book she wrote about her family in Melrose during World War II. The November 2 event was held at Follow Your Art Community Studios on Main Street and was moderated by Lisa Ballew. (Photos by Raj Das, edphotos.com)
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THE OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION WORKING GROUP hosted a walk that allowed attendees to learn the story behind Lynnfield’s glacial erratic, a boulder that was carried and left behind by glaciers thousands of years ago, on Saturday, Nov. 15. (Courtesy Photo)
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STRAIGHT OFF their silver medal placement at the NESBA Finals, the Melrose High Marching Band is excited to perform at Fenway Park for the Thanksgiving Classic on Tuesday, Nov. 25 when Melrose faces Wakefield for the first time at New England’s beloved baseball park. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)
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WAKEFIELD (November 24, 2025)— Late this morning, officials changed tomorrow’s start time of the 2025 football matchup between Wakefield Memorial High and Melrose High. People who run Fenway Park in Boston have mandated the change to a 4 p.m. start because of concerns about weather and field conditions.
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THE WAKEFIELD WARRIORS will make history next week when they play this year’s annual Thanksgiving football game against Melrose at Fenway Park in Boston. But 80 years ago, these two archrivals squared off in what many still consider the most memorable single sports event in Wakefield High School athletic history. Heading…
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NEMO AND other characters were ready to pick up some treats on Oct. 31 during the Chamber of Commerce’s annual trick or treating event downtown. (Photo courtesy of Melrose Chamber of Commerce)
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THE THIRD GRADE class from the J.T. Hood Elementary School enthusiastically sang many patriotic songs, under the direction of their music teacher, Janna Comeau, to the delight of the veterans in attendance at the North Reading Veterans Breakfast held at the Moose Lodge Thursday. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
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ALL THE GREAT characters from the Wizard of Oz turned out to do a little trick or treating on Halloween afternoon. Downtown businesses passed out goodies during the annual event sponsored by the Melrose Chamber of Commerce. (Photo courtesy of Melrose Chamber of Commerce)
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