Dan Tomasello

LYNNFIELD — Despite raising several objections, School Committee member Kim Baker Donahue was removed from the Policy Subcommittee during a summer workshop on June 24.

LYNNFIELD — During a June 24 summer workshop, School Committee member Jim Dillon proposed that current term limits for serving as the panel's chair be eliminated.

RETIRING EDUCATORS, from left, Lynnfield High School Social Studies Department Head Sue Breen, Huckleberry Hill School media specialist Judy O'Brien, Lynnfield Middle School sixth grade math teacher Cyndi O'Neil and Summer Street School kindergarten teacher Christine Sartorelli were honored for their service during a recent School Committee meeting. (Photo by The Priestley's)

LYNNFIELD — School officials have to strengthen reporting practices and improve communication in order to foster belonging and rebuild trust with the community.

THE CAPTAINS for next season were announced at the LHS girls' lacrosse banquet. Pictured from left to right is Nora Staunton (JV coach), Angie Kielt (volunteer varsity coach), captains Maeve Wertz, Ava Damiani, Jordan Calichman and Hayden Valiton and Christina Serra (varsity head coach). (Courtesy Photo) …

LYNNFIELD — The School Committee expressed concerns about bullying-related and mental health data outlined in the Lynnfield Youth Wellness Survey during a recent meeting.

LYNNFIELD — Former School Committee member Jamie Hayman has accused one of his former colleagues of violating the Open Meeting Law (OML) during a mid-May meeting.

BOSTON – The House and Senate have approved a $63.4 billion state budget for fiscal year 2027 that includes $175,000 in state funding assistance for Lynnfield projects and additional local aid for the town.

ANTONIO SORDILLO AND HIS FAMILY helped the community celebrate the United States' 250th birthday in style by leading the annual Fourth of July Pillings Pond Parade. The weather was perfect and all the participants had a great time. Sordillo and family leads the Boat Parade each year on July 4. (James L. Macdonald Photo)

BOSTON — Republican candidate for attorney general Michael Walsh has filed an appeal to the State Ballot Law Commission ruling that scrubbed him from September's primary ballot over his alleged submission of fraudulent nomination papers.