Local colleges push date for commitment to June 1
With schools closed across the nation, many for the rest of the academic year, this year’s graduating class of high school seniors is facing unprecedented... Read more.
Local firms make it their business to stay in business
Many local lawyers, accountants and insurance agents are scrambling to adapt their day-to-day operations so they can stay in business during the COVID-19 pandemic.... Read more.
Gannon Golf Course greens vandalized
Several greens at Gannon Golf Course were vandalized by a youth riding a dirt bike around 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Michael Cole, a former Park Commission member... Read more.
U.S. News ranks Lynnfield High #11
LYNNFIELD — It was quite a day for Lynnfield schools. Less than one hour after hearing the sad news earlier this week that Massachusetts schools had been shut... Read more.
Counselors remotely guiding seniors through college process
Normally, the April vacation week is a time when many high school students take advantage of college “accepted student days” to finalize their decisions... Read more.
Hotels roll out welcome mat to first responders
Several local hotels are rolling out the welcome mat to first responders, helping police officers, firefighters and EMTs find peace of mind and a safe place to rest.... Read more.
Lynnfield 8th-grader a 3D helper
LYNNFIELD — A middle school student is using his ingenuity to help doctors and nurses stay safe on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. Cameron Sullivan,... Read more.
Golf courses staying green despite coronavirus pandemic
Coming off one of the mildest winters in recent years, most people in the golf business were full of hope that golf courses would be cashing in after early openings,... Read more.
Lynnfield mother bringing community together through photography
LYNNFIELD — One Lynnfield resident has found an innovative way to use her special talents to help families come together during these uncertain times when isolation... Read more.
Lynnfield teen leads, 108,000 follow
LYNNFIELD — He never saw it coming. Lynnfield High School senior Cole Giannasca got his start making YouTube videos while he was still a middle school student... Read more.