LYNNFIELD — The School Committee voted to overhaul the district’s dress code policy during an Aug. 31 meeting.
The policy change was the result of a group of now high school freshmen telling the school board during a June meeting that the school system’s dress code policy for all four schools was…
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HUCKLEBERRY HILL FOURTH GRADE teacher Heather Clavin was thrilled to welcome students, from left, Aidan Cole, Scarlett Donnelly, Anastacia Curtis, Cameron DiStefano and Noah Williams on the first day of school on Sept. 1.(Dan Tomasello Photo)
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NICK RAZZABONI will take over as Lynnfield’s new QB this year. (Kristine Marengi Photo)
By JAMES CRANNEY
LYNNFIELD — Following one of the most unusual seasons in high school football history, the Lynnfield Pioneers will make their highly anticipated return to the football field this Friday night at home against Saugus at 7 p.m. While only 20…
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JUNIOR AVA MAROTTA (12) will lead the Lynnfield defense in 2021. Marotta was named to the CAL All-Star team last year. (File Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNNFIELD — Samantha Pindara is back for her second year as head coach of the Lynnfield High field hockey team. Last fall, the Pioneers went 4-4-2 during the height…
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ELLA GIZMUNT and the LHS volleyball team picked up where they left off last season with a 3-0 win over Triton in their first match on Labor Day. Gizmunt had 14 kills, 10 service aces and six digs. (Jen Gentile Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNNFIELD — It was a solid season opener for the…
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A caring woman who had a love for laughter and life
MELROSE — Beverly H. “Bev” (Howe) Rattray, 72, a lifelong resident of Melrose, passed away peacefully at Tufts Medical Center in Boston on Sunday, Aug. 29, 2021.
Beverly was born in Melrose on March 27, 1949. She was raised in Melrose and graduated from…
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LYNNFIELD — Geraldine J. “Gerri” Trickett, 82, of Lynnfield and formerly of Malden and Everett, died on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021 at the MelroseWakefield Hospital.
Born in Malden on May 1, 1939, she was the daughter of the late Raymond J. and Ruth C. (Monahan) Puntoni.
Gerri was raised and educated…
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LYNNFIELD — The Select Board unanimously voted Monday to have the Historical Commission take over running the Meeting House.
The town put the Historical Commission, a local government body, in charge of the Meeting House last March because the town suspended its relationship with the Lynnfield Historical Society due to the nonprofit organization’s…
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LYNNFIELD RECREATION’S Summer Basketball League was a big hit with kids and coaches once again. (Courtesy Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — It was a summer to remember for Lynnfield Recreation.
Recreation Director Julie Mallett informed the Villager that this summer’s programs shattered participation records. She noted that Recreation Station, also known as Big…
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LYNNFIELD — A United States District Court judge dismissed a civil rights lawsuit filed by Boston Clear Water Company last month.
The 165 Lowell St. water company and its owner, Anthony Gattineri, filed the lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in July 2020 after claiming that Gattineri and BCW’s constitutional…
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