LTE: A vote for Alexis Leahy is a vote for a genuine town leader
To the editor: It is my honor to enthusiastically support Alexis Leahy as a candidate for Select Board. Alexis works full time at the Federal Reserve and has worked in …
LTE: Elworthy for School Committee
To the editor: I am writing in support of Kristen Elworthy’s candidacy for the one-year term for School Committee. Kristen is a life-long Lynnfield resident and fellow graduate of Lynnfield …
LTE: Lynnfield is lucky to have a person like Brian Charville
To the editor: There are a lot of challenges facing our town, but, for those with children, none is more important than our school system. With the departure of our …
LTE: Alexis Leahy is the right candidate for the Select Board
To the editor: I am writing to offer my enthusiastic support for Alexis Leahy in her bid for Lynnfield Select Board. As a dedicated member of our community, she has …
LTE: The Select Board is not the School Committee
To the editor: At this time of year the town elections bring out many voices, which is the great part of our open society and the election process. Having read …
LTE: Change the decision-making process for LPS
To the editor: Like many Lynnfield residents, I am extremely concerned by the School Committee’s decision to terminate LHS Media Specialist Janice Alpert and LPS Nurse Coordinator Toni Rebelo and …
LTE: A voice of reason
To the editor: Kudos go out to Tom Kayola of the Lynnfield Finance Committee (with regard to the library issue). His vote and voice was in line with a democratic …
LTE: Vote for Jenny Sheehan on April 9
To the voters of Lynnfield: My name is Jenny Sheehan, and I am running for a seat on the Lynnfield School Committee. As we approach elections on April 9, I …
LTE: Jim Dillon is the most qualified candidate for School Committee
To the editor: As a major advocate for Lynnfield Public Schools for over 25 years, I wholeheartedly endorse Jim Dillon for a three-year seat on the Lynnfield School Committee. I …
Peabody mayor submits $69.2 million bond order for public-safety headquarters
Mayor Ted Bettencourt recently submitted a $69.2 million bond order to finance a public-safety headquarters, which would include a new police station, next to the Higgins Middle School. In a …