LYNNFIELD ROTARY’S last Concert on the Common on July 28 featured U.S. Army veteran Bobby Mack dressed up as Elvis Presley and Tree Committee member Melanie Lovell dressed up as a squirrel while she raised awareness about butterflies and oak trees. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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Owner of KDA Truck Repair and loved working on modern muscle cars
DANVERS — Mr. Frank V. Bognanno Jr., 61, passed away on Saturday, July 24, 2021.
Born in Winthrop, Mr. Bognanno was the son of Gloria (DiMaggio) Bognanno-Fallon of Lynnfield and the late Frank V. Bognanno. He was the owner of KDA Truck Repair…
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LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Middlesex Senior Babe Ruth team beat the Lexington 2 team 8-1 on Sunday evening at Lynnfield High School (Lexington has two teams in the league). With that win, the Pioneers improved to 4-3 as they won their second game in a row.
Ben Mullin was the winning pitcher going…
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PEABODY — The Middleton-Peabody District 8 American Legion baseball team, which features seven players from Lynnfield, beat guest Newburyport 3-2 on Monday evening at Bishop Fenwick High School. With that win, they improved to 6-3 as they are now in third place in District 8. There are eight teams total in the district…
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LYNNFIELD — The Police Department is investigating anti-Semitic graffiti that was discovered at Glen Meadow Park on the morning of Wednesday, July 21.
A spray painted swastika, the name “Hitler” and an obscene image of male genitalia were discovered on the back of a shed. Lynnfield resident Matthew Donahue and his twin…
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LYNNFIELD — A highly regarded local official is leaving town at the end of the month.
Town Engineer Charlie Richter is biding farewell to Lynnfield after a 16-year tenure because he and his family decided to relocate to the Midwest. He is currently a Wakefield resident…
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