Rec. Dept. ready to make holiday magic
With just a few days left to go before the town – and Santa Claus – comes out Saturday to kick off the holiday season with the annual Country …
School Committee updated on district’s technology
Stephanie Hoban, director of educational technology at Lynnfield High School, was at the School Committee meeting recently to give an annual technology presentation. She divided the presentation into the software …
A Healthy Lynnfield, MarketStreet launch Mindful Consumption campaign
A Healthy Lynnfield (AHL) and MarketStreet are joining forces to encourage safe celebrations this holiday season. A Healthy Lynnfield, an active community partnership working to prevent substance misuse, has partnered …
Senior Center December 1 to December 7
Thursday, Dec. 1 8am 8 a.m. Board Meeting 8 a.m. Hairdresser 9 a.m. Manicurist 8:10 a.m. Zumba Gold/Toning 8:15 a.m. Shopping on Van 9 a.m. Knitting with Gail 10 a.m. …
LFD Police log
Sunday, Nov. 27 Accident A report at 11:07 a.m. from a caller who said a party ran over his golf clubs with a golf cart at King Rail Reserve Golf …
A good time is had by all at the Rotary Turkey Trot
The Rotary Club of Lynnfield and Lynnfield Mothers Group teamed up to host the 13th annual Turkey Trot 5k Run and Walk, which kicked off at the Town Common Sunday. …
Free fall leaf pickup ends Dec. 5
There just one more chance this fall for residents to have their leaves and yard waste picked up by the city at no charge. The final free curbside pick-up of …
AG finds ZBA violated Open Meeting Law
The city’s Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) has been found in violation of the state’s Open Meeting Law in connection with deliberations pertaining to 40B developments at 40-42 Endicott St. …
Exceeding expectations in Peabody schools
2nd photo is in 112422 (pic of culinary students. Caption: Culinary arts students prepared breakfast for more than 170 students city-wide who were recognized at the recent Exceeding Expectations breakfast. …
Mayor to ask council to allow retail sales of recreational marijuana
Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr. is asking the City Council to approve a new ordinance that would allow retail sales of recreational marijuana in Peabody. The ordinance will also expand …