There was a vigil last Friday evening to remember conservative activist Charlie Kirk, which was organized by Lynnfield resident Bob Priestley. On Sept. 10, Kirk was assassinated while holding an event for his organization Turning Point USA at Utah Valley University. Kirk is survived by his wife and his two young children, a son and daughter. His wife, Erika, has since been … [Read more...] about More than 100 attend Kirk vigil in Lynnfield
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Lynnfield honors first responders
The Town of Lynnfield held its annual First Responders Day last Thursday evening on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks at the Common. Town Administrator Rob Dolan began the evening’s ceremony. After discussing the events of the 9/11 attacks, Dolan said, “although it was the greatest tragedy in American history, it unified our country and brought us all … [Read more...] about Lynnfield honors first responders
MarketStreet to host Kids Ride for cancer research
The Wakefield-Lynnfield PMC Kids Ride is coming back for its second year of fundraising for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Sunday, Sept. 14 at MarketStreet. Stephanie Richman has been participating in the Pan Mass Challenge for 12 years, and she said she organized the first Wakefield-Lynnfield PMC Kids Ride last year because there were no Kids Rides close to … [Read more...] about MarketStreet to host Kids Ride for cancer research
North Shore gears up for another spellbinding October
Each October, Salem casts its spell as the ultimate fall destination where Halloween, history and community spirit come together in unforgettable ways. With its cobblestone streets transformed by autumn colors and costumed revelers, the city comes alive with parades, vendor fairs, haunted tours and marketplaces that celebrate Salem’s storied past and vibrant … [Read more...] about North Shore gears up for another spellbinding October
25 tattoos in 24 years: ‘What were you thinking’
As someone with 25 tattoos at the ripe age of 24, I have gotten used to answering a variety of questions, but one question is consistent. “Are you going to regret them when you’re older?” Well, it’s hard to have regrets when we’re talking about something that is quite literally just skin deep, especially when I’ve always had much bigger issues to deal with. The reality … [Read more...] about 25 tattoos in 24 years: ‘What were you thinking’