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MarketStreet unveils exciting new openings
MarketStreet is transforming into a festive retreat for the holiday season, featuring the return of The SBLI Rink, the Holiday Stroll, twinkling lights, skating, new shops, and community events.
Senior Center preps for fall happenings
The YMCA is asking the community to donate non-perishable food items to support local families in need, and is offering free memberships to anyone furloughed during the federal shutdown.
Food drive aims to combat food insecurity
The “Lynnfield Gives Back” food drive, organized in partnership with Lynnfield for Love, the Town of Lynnfield, and Lynnfield Rotary, will collect non-perishable food donations from Nov. 10 to Dec. 17 to support Good Hope Inc. in providing sustenance for over 400 families and individuals in need.
Friends of Lynnfield Library host holiday book sale
The Friends of the Lynnfield Library are hosting a Holiday Pop-Up Book Sale on Nov. 15 to support the library, offering hundreds of holiday books, children’s and adult books at unbeatable prices.
Lynnfield woman attends Citizens’ Legislature Seminar
Susan Parziale was nominated by Sen. Brendan Crighton to attend the Citizens’ Legislature Seminar to gain the skills and confidence to advocate for better policy for autistic people from the state and federal government.
Lynnfield Fire Department celebrates opening of new headquarters
The Lynnfield Fire Department held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of its new headquarters building, which was made possible by the citizens of Lynnfield and the Staffing for Adequate Emergency Response (SAFER) grant.
Sports
High school football predictions (state tournament)
Lynnfield didn’t qualify for the MIAA state tournament. The Pioneers host Wayland Friday at 5:30…
Roundup: Final Four comes calling
Despite being ranked just one spot higher than No. 5 Old Rochester, the No. 4…
Down two sets, Lynnfield rallies to eliminate Lynn Classical
It may be cliche, but it truly was a shame that one team had to…
High school football predictions (state tournament)
Lynnfield failed to make the Division 6 state tournament after finishing 2-6 and receiving the…
Lifestyle
Scarecrow contest winners announced
The Lynnfield Scarecrow Contest was a success, with 175 Chestnut St taking 1st place, 14 Yorkshire Drive taking 2nd place, and 10 Roundy Road taking 3rd place.
Lynnfield Public Library Events Nov. 13-19
Thursday, Nov. 13 Classic Film Club Political Movies Mezzanine 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Love…
YMCA Livestrong race hits full capacity
The Torigian Family YMCA is hosting the Livestrong at the Y Half Marathon & 5K on Nov. 22, with proceeds benefiting the Livestrong program that supports cancer survivors, and registration is nearly sold out.
2025 Peabody International Festival
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Data shows schools remain on the rise
Lynnfield Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Adam Federico presented data showing that Lynnfield students are meeting or exceeding state expectations, with all sub-groups of students showing performance growth.
Lynnfield students bridge worlds with eco-conscious Day of the Dead altar
Students in Lynnfield Middle School’s Spanish classes created a Day of the Dead community alter titled “Butterflies & Memories” to share a cultural heritage, promote sustainable art, and raise awareness about mental health.
Lynnfield Employment Opportunities
JOB OPPORTUNITY Driver: Motor Equipment Operator (MEO) Performs skilled and semi-skills tasks and manual labor throughout…
Beccia announces campaign for U.S. Congress in Massachusetts’ 6th District
John Beccia, a non-politician with a background in finance and government, has announced his campaign for Massachusetts Sixth Congressional, focusing on creating an economy that works for working families, lowering costs, and fighting against the threats coming from Donald Trump and his supporters.
Educational trust fuels student innovation
The Lynnfield Educational Trust (LET) is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization that raises money to fund educational projects outside of the regular school budget, and has funded over 35 grants across the district since the fall of 2023, totaling $55,000.
Meet Rep. Jones in Lynnfield: Office hours on Nov. 14
House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. will be holding monthly district office hours in Lynnfield on Friday, Nov. 14 from 9-10 a.m. at the Lynnfield Public Library, where constituents can meet with him or his staff to discuss any issues of concern.
Lynnfield Public Library Events Oct. 30-Nov. 5
Thursday, Oct. 30 Classic Film Club Spooky Movies 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Mezzanine Love black and…
Lynnfield plans for 250 Celebration
The Lynnfield 250 Celebration Committee has begun planning the event, which will take place from June 19-21, 2026, and will be funded through a combination of community donations, Town funding, and entry fees to certain contests and events.