During Monday night’s Select Board meeting, the Board interviewed candidates for two volunteer boards. The first addressed was the open position on the Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders (LIFE) Inc. Board of Directors, and there was only one candidate: Sue Driscoll. Driscoll said she “would like to become a more integral part of governance for LIFE residents.” Driscoll’s … [Read more...] about Lynnfield Select Board interviews and appoints candidates for volunteer boards
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Town of Lynnfield commemorates 9/11 with ceremony honoring first responders
Lynnfield is holding its annual First Responders Day Thursday, Sept. 11 at 6 p.m. at the Common, and the Town is encouraging its community members to turn out to support first responders and remember those lost and the sacrifices made 24 years ago on 9/11. The program will begin with a welcome address by Town Administrator Rob Dolan followed by an invocation led by Rev. … [Read more...] about Town of Lynnfield commemorates 9/11 with ceremony honoring first responders
24th annual Walk for Hope set for Sept. 6
WAKEFIELD – The Walk for Hope for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is returning for its 24th year with a 3.5 mile walk around Lake Quannapowitt in Wakefield to benefit The Angel Fund for ALS Research on Saturday, Sept. 6. The walk begins with registration at 9 a.m. The walk begins at 11 a.m. There will be a release of doves in … [Read more...] about 24th annual Walk for Hope set for Sept. 6
Alleged Lynnfield murderer’s case impounded
John Kosta, 53, of Middleton, was arraigned July 29 for the murder of Timothy O’Neil of Lynnfield. Kosta returned to court last Wednesday for a probable cause hearing. Case records are presumed to be open to the public, unless they are impounded or sealed as a matter of law or impounded by a court order. According to media contact Mike Keefe-Feldman, the case was … [Read more...] about Alleged Lynnfield murderer’s case impounded
Lynnfield PD says threats not credible
Last Wednesday morning, the Lynnfield Police Department was made aware of a threat shared via social media by a Lynnfield High School student. High school administration was notified by LPD, and LPD followed established protocols to investigate the matter. Upon receiving the information, the student was immediately removed. After an investigation led by LPD, in … [Read more...] about Lynnfield PD says threats not credible