Peabody leaders inaugurated as governor looks on
Mayor Ted Bettencourt, the City Council, members of the School Committee, and other recently elected officials were formally sworn into office last Tuesday, assuming their posts in front of a …
DePrizio and Hayman to be new Lynnfield School Committee chair and vice chair
The Lynnfield School Committee voted unanimously to appoint members Kate DePrizio and Jamie Hayman as the committee’s chair and vice chair, respectively, during an emergency meeting last Tuesday evening. The …
Lynn shooting suspect arrested in Peabody
Lynn, Peabody, and State Police arrested 18-year-old Delvin Sanchez for his alleged role in the shooting that severely injured three outside a Pizza Hut on State Street in Lynn on …
New member appointed to Lynnfield Recreation Commission
The Lynnfield Select Board appointed longtime resident Gerard Noumi to the town’s Recreation Commission at the board’s most recent meeting. Noumi is a former member of the Finance Committee and …
Lynnfield to receive additional funding for transportation infrastructure
In fiscal year 2024, Lynnfield is set to get an extra $217,213 in funding as the state allocates $100 million in grants to support transportation infrastructure in cities and towns, …
Lynnfield Police and A Healthy Lynnfield launch new program
A Healthy Lynnfield and the Lynnfield Police Department launched the Lynnfield Police Assisted Community Outreach Team, a program aimed at assisting residents in obtaining support for their behavioral health requirements, …
Local representatives have unbroken voting records this year
Local state Reps. Jenny Armini, Dan Cahill, Bradley H. Jones Jr., Tom Walsh, and Donald Wong participated in all 70 roll call votes recorded in the state House of Representatives …
Caller Street housing complex catches fire in Peabody
Firefighters from Peabody and Lynn were dispatched to 10 Caller St. at approximately 11 a.m. Tuesday, as heavy smoke could be seen pouring from the four-unit residential building. By 11:48 …
Why a local photographer thinks this winter will be colder
Could this year’s winter be colder? Lynnfield resident and photographer James Macdonald thought so when he saw that a rabbit’s color had begun changing in October. “I believe this is a …
Lynnfield educators demand change
The Lynnfield Teachers Association’s message was loud and clear as hundreds of members entered the Lynnfield Middle School’s auditorium, engulfed by thunderous applause by parents: “The town’s school district is …