City lands grant to plan for future of Rousselot site
The city received a $75,000 grant from the state to help develop a plan for the future of the site currently occupied by Rousselot, which is set to shutter its …
School Committee talks kindergarten
The School Committee is set to consider changing the cutoff date for eligibility to enroll in kindergarten, a discussion sparked in part by parents who appeared before the committee to …
Meeting House Common District gets new sign
A new sign was installed as part of the Historical Commission’s ongoing sign project at the historic Meeting House Common District last week. “This sign marks the first of three …
Finance Committee, City Council approve transactions
The City Council’s Finance Committee transferred funds to finance city procedures, including the purchase of property for the Riverwalk Project, at its latest meeting. Ward 2 Councilor and Finance Committee …
Lynnfield Art Guild to host fall show
The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) announced its annual Fall Art Show and Sale last week, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 4, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will take …
Moulton: GOP in the House’s way
WASHINGTON, D.C. — After three separate elections last week left the House of Representatives again without a speaker, 6th District Rep. Seth Moulton (D) voiced his frustrations with House Republicans …
The history of the Bell Tavern
The Peabody Historical Society and Museum dove deep into this special corner of the city’s history with the recent opening of the Bell Inn and Tavern at 2 Washington St. …
LTE: This autumn, leave the leaves
To the editor, It’s autumn. The air is crisp, leaves are falling and it’s time to… do nothing. Yes, it’s true! Nothing. Experts are saying the best thing you can …
Three Local Moms Launch Podcast “Moms Night Out”
A trio of Lynnfield’s working moms, Jenny Clifford, Mandy Foote, and Katie Santarelli, made a foray into the podcast world with their new show, “Moms Night Out” which launched Wednesday, …
Higgins making first run at city government
Mike Higgins is one of two Ward 6 City Council candidates running to replace Marc O’Neill in the upcoming election on Nov. 2. He hopes to become an advocate for …