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Trash pick up delayed by one day this week

LYNNFIELD — As a result of the snow storm on Monday, Feb. 2, all trash and recycling collection will be delayed by one day, following a holiday schedule.

Residents are asked to please have all trash out by 7 a.m.  Normal pickup times may be delayed as well so residents are advised to leave their…

 

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PHOTO: The calm before the storm

THE TOWN received about five inches of snow during a storm on Saturday, Jan. 24, which was a drop in the bucket compared to the 18 to 24 inches of snow Lynnfield was expected to receive on Tuesday and Wednesday.  (Dan Tomasello Photo)
THE TOWN received about five inches of snow during a storm on Saturday, Jan. 24, which was a drop in the bucket compared to the 18 to 24 inches of snow Lynnfield was expected to receive on Tuesday and Wednesday. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

 

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Kvedars on enlightening return to Haitian orphanage

By DAN TOMASELLO

LOCAL OPHTHALMOLOGIST Dr. Vicki Kvedar hangs out with an orphan at the Be Like Brit orphanage in Haiti. Dr. Kvedar visited the orphanage with her daughter, Julie, on a medical mission Jan. 11-18. The Kvedars treated the orphanage's 66 children and 78 staff members during the medical mission. (Courtesy Photo)
LOCAL OPHTHALMOLOGIST Dr. Vicki Kvedar hangs out with an orphan at the Be Like Brit orphanage in Haiti. Dr. Kvedar visited the orphanage with her daughter, Julie, on a medical mission Jan. 11-18. The Kvedars treated the orphanage’s 66 children and 78 staff members during the medical mission. (Courtesy Photo)

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Town plans for hard winter hit

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Just when it appeared the winter of 2015 would pass by rather uneventfully, a blizzard poised to go down in the record books knocked on the doorstep of New England and brought the Northeast to a standstill as it awaited the hit on Tuesday. A travel ban was issued, airplanes…

 

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Albert E. Sylvia Sr.

Another World War II veteran died last week. This news is depressing but hardly surprising since according to the U.S. Veterans Administration, these members of America’s Greatest Generation are passing from the scene at an average of 492 a day.

But last week’s passing of Albert E. Sylvia Sr. at the age of 91 was…

 

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Still in search of baby contest winner

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Once again, the Villager is calling upon our readers to assist us in locating the winner of the newspaper’s First Baby of the New Year contest.

The baby did not have to be born on New Year’s Day to be declared the winner. In fact, only one baby in the…

 

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Retirement party for Officer Peabody Feb. 19

LYNNFIELD — The public is invited to retirement party of patrolman Charlie Peabody in honor of his 40 years of service to the Lynnfield Police Department and the community.

The party will be held at Spinelli’s of Lynnfield on Route 1 South on Thursday, Feb. 19 from 6:30-10:30 p.m.

Tickets are $45 per person and…

 

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Awaiting the stork’s arrival

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — Oh where, oh where could the stork be hiding?

The Lynnfield Villager is looking for a winner in the newspaper’s eighth annual First Baby contest.

The Villager and many other local businesses are prepared to shower the first baby born to a Lynnfield family in 2015 with a variety of…

 

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American Legion Post 131 seeks new members

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield American Legion Post 131 is in the process of rebuilding and is looking for new members.

Veterans of any age, gender and service branch who reside in Lynnfield are welcome to join. The Wakefield-Lynnfield Elks Club has opened its doors for the Legion and the group’s next meeting is Thursday, Jan. 22…

 

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Town goes to court over OML complaint

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

LYNNFIELD — An allegation of an Open Meeting Law violation due to the manner in which the successor to retired Town Administrator Bill Gustus was selected is now in the hands of Essex County Superior Court Judge Robert Cornetta.

In the Lawrence courtroom last Thursday, Judge Cornetta took under advisement the written…

 

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LHS AP concerns aired

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — High School Principal Bob Cleary was peppered Jan. 13 with questions from the School Committee about the percentage of Lynnfield High School students taking Advanced Placement courses.

The high school principal appeared before the school board to give his annual Program of Studies presentation. He said high school department heads…

 

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Health Dept., inspectional services budgets still impacted by MarketStreet

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

KRISTIN ESPOSITO MCRAE Health Agent
KRISTIN ESPOSITO MCRAE
Health Agent

LYNNFIELD — Board of Health Director Kristin Esposito McRae submitted a preliminary budget request for fiscal year 2016 of $115,281 to the Board of Selectmen in the first phase of the review process leading up to April Town Meeting.

McRae said her budget outline matches what she…

 

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