Sagamore Spring drives toward 100 years
Sagamore Spring Golf Course owner Richard Luff said his son was going through old documents from the course’s history when he made an interesting discovery. It came from a message written on a tax return — which was only one-and-a-half pages long — that the course submitted in the mid-1930s. “My grandfather had written in […]
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From behind the scenes to center stage
Passion for dance has been a driving force in Vasudha Kudrimoti’s life. During the week, she works as an IT project manager for the federal Department of Transportation, managing a group of about 60 people and a demanding workload. Her weekends, on the other hand, are filled to the brim with the arts — dance, […]
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Award-winning student filmmaker sets lens on future
Just before graduating from Boston University, where he studied film and television, Geraldo Hinch began making his dream a reality. “Being able to make films and tell stories and make a living at it, that’d be my dream,” said Hinch, who was raised in Lynnfield and still resides there. Throughout his academic career, Hinch has […]
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A hero in our midst
On the second floor of the Lynnfield Public Library, Marine Corps veteran and federal investigator Alice Ward told her story for approximately two hours. The entire time, she sat with her feet pointed toward the nearest exit. “It’s always safe — until it isn’t,” she remarked. Ward served in Iraq for nearly a decade, doing […]
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Here’s the SCOOP
Between coming out with new flavors regularly, winning a national ice cream flavor competition and making all products in house, Mike Schifino, the owner of Holy Cow Ice Cream Cafe in Peabody and Gloucester, is dedicated to making high-quality ice cream for his customers. It all started in 2014, when the Lynnfield native was looking […]
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Vaulting into a community center
Meg Caprio has always been involved in fitness. She still is, just not the way she expected to be, after switching careers and opening up her fitness studio, Vault Training, three years ago. She was an athlete in college, performing with the cheer team and running track and field. She then graduated and began her […]
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Running his way from Lynnfield to Michigan
Senior track star Nathan Lopez has committed to run track at the University of Michigan this fall. Although he was born in Boston, Lopez moved to Lynnfield when he was in the third grade and has contributed his competitive spirit to the town. “Being in Lynnfield, there’s a lot of competitive people here. Even in […]
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The key to a successful career
Lynnfield High junior Max Faleyev has played classical piano on stages across the country. He won first place at the American Fine Arts Festival at Carnegie Hall in New York, and later competed against pianists from across the world at the Chopin International Competition in Hartford. As Faleyev sat behind the grand piano in his […]
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There’s a new sport in town
While pickleball is claimed as the fastest-growing sport in the United States, another sport is quickly making a mark in Lynnfield and beyond. The North Shore Cricket Club, the brainchild of Lynnfield residents Kailash Chintamani, Dr. Sanjay Aurora, and Abhinav Gupta, is now in its second season after a wildly successful first year. The CEO […]
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Well worth the wait for Muzio
Life paths are strange. Sometimes, they go as planned like a straight line – while other times, they come out more like a scribble. Lynnfield athletic director Mia Muzio called her path “convoluted,” but said she’s exactly where she belongs. Muzio, who also serves as the kindergarten – grade 12 Physical Education, Health and Wellness […]
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