With the June 4 Special Election just days away, residents will have their last chance to voice their support or opposition to the proposed $4.65 million override that was approved by voters at the Spring Town Meeting last month. Between social media and old-fashioned letters to the editors of the local papers, residents have been extremely active in sharing their views on … [Read more...] about Residents prepare to cast their votes at Special Election
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Select Board approves seasonal liquor license for King Rail Reserve
If you enjoy sharing a cold beer or glass of wine with your foursome after a round of golf, King Rail Reserve Golf Course may be just the right place to settle in, decompress, and just plain relax with the beverage of your choice. Following a public hearing on May 22, the Select Board voted unanimously to approve a seasonal liquor license at King Rail. The license, if … [Read more...] about Select Board approves seasonal liquor license for King Rail Reserve
Lynnfield AP Art Show is up close and personal
While some Lynnfield High departments are facing the prospect of reduced course offerings, the Art Department is bucking the trend when it comes to AP Art. Fourteen AP students shared the spotlight Friday morning at the annual AP Art Show. From acrylics to graphite to photography and mixed media, the students had the opportunity to show off their year-long portfolios to … [Read more...] about Lynnfield AP Art Show is up close and personal
Connell honored for his military, community service
BOSTON — Lynnfield resident and retired U.S. Army Colonel Joseph Connell was honored Thursday for his military service and contributions to the community at the first-ever Massachusetts Military Appreciation Day. Sponsored by the Executive Office of Veterans Services, the event was held in the House of Representatives Chamber at the State House to “celebrate, honor, and … [Read more...] about Connell honored for his military, community service
Town comes together to honor its fallen veterans
Residents came together in a big way Monday at the town's annual Memorial Day observance — held for the first time at the Veterans Memorial. The day included parades, ceremonies at town cemeteries, a speaking ceremony, and a cookout. Veterans Services Officer Bruce Siegel said that Memorial Day is a day "to honor the brave men and women who have made the ultimate … [Read more...] about Town comes together to honor its fallen veterans