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
Phil Crawford
Town to bid on surplus library property, rezoning proposed
At the start of Monday night’s Select Board meeting, the Select Board heard from Town Counsel Thomas Mullen. Mullen began by stating, “We are in the process of attempting to sell the South Lynnfield Branch Library property at 630 Salem St. The Board has already, long ago, declared this property surplus, which has not been used as a library for many years. Mullen said he … [Read more...] about Town to bid on surplus library property, rezoning proposed
Lynnfield Select Board interviews and appoints candidates for volunteer boards
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
Wendy Neil appointed as Treasurer/Tax Collector
The Select Board met Tuesday morning to interview the final two candidates for Treasurer/Tax Collector, ultimately appointing Wendy Neil for the position over other finalist Marcie Glick. The Town’s Collector’s office is responsible for collecting all taxes and committed bills issued by the Town, and the Town’s Treasurer is responsible for the receipt, posting, classifying, … [Read more...] about Wendy Neil appointed as Treasurer/Tax Collector
New Mediterranean eatery, Cava, coming to Lynnfield’s MarketStreet
The Select Board approved the opening of a new CAVA restaurant address in Lynnfield and adjourned the 2025 Fiscal Year with a few end of year transfers. Town Administrator Rob Dolan then concluded the FY25 with the year end transfers in town services. The Lynnfield Fire Department has lost three people. Two are injured, but they are expected back. “We feel the budget for … [Read more...] about New Mediterranean eatery, Cava, coming to Lynnfield’s MarketStreet