To the editor: It is my hope that the people who volunteer their time and talents to the Town of Lynnfield are given their due process when it comes to any allegations of misconduct. As a former Chair of both the Select Board and School Committee, I do not think it was the time or place to make public accusations against Mr. Jamie Hayman, especially during a School Committee … [Read more...] about LTE: Ensure fair process for Lynnfield officials
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Sordillo: Crafting a retirement that evolves with you
Antonio Sordillo Retirement and longevity: How high-net-worth individuals can make the most of retirement, from new ways of investing to preparing for the unexpected You may be lucky enough to experience the gift of longevity, as many of today's retirees are expected to reach their 90th birthday and beyond. As you enjoy this exciting phase of your life, your financial and … [Read more...] about Sordillo: Crafting a retirement that evolves with you
LTE: Thanks to Tappé Architects for the library-renovation forum
To the editor: I’d like to thank Tappé Architects and Lynnfield Library Director Abby Porter for all their hard work on the recent library-renovation forums. It was great to hear the careful thought that went into transforming the existing structure to provide improved space and functionality, and see the renderings that greatly help to visualize the renovation. Thanks … [Read more...] about LTE: Thanks to Tappé Architects for the library-renovation forum
Shribman: It is a remarkable thing when an entire country changes its mind
David M. Shribman Andrew Jackson, once almost universally admired as a personification of refreshing democratic values, now is considered a prosecutor of genocide. Ulysses Grant, once portrayed as a shiftless drunk and political dunce, is a symbol of generosity and prudence. Woodrow Wilson, once hailed as the idealist of his age, is considered a racist. Dwight Eisenhower, … [Read more...] about Shribman: It is a remarkable thing when an entire country changes its mind
Shribman: Kamala Harris’ Canadian roots
David M. Shribman MONTREAL — It doesn’t look like a crucible of power. It occupies a full block on Sainte-Catherine Street, not far from my barbershop, a sushi restaurant, a bagel store and two dry cleaners. Its entry looks grand — three sets of oak double doors — but otherwise, there’s nothing remarkable about the pale brick structure. It’s a high school like so many … [Read more...] about Shribman: Kamala Harris’ Canadian roots