The Historic Lynnfield, Inc. wants to make history fun again
Karen Nascembeni’s face lit up with nostalgia as she looked at the pictures of her house, which was built in 1849 for railroad workers during the Civil War. Back then, it sat on Railroad Avenue and was inhabited by Gen. Benjamin Butler, who went on to become the governor of Massachusetts. In 1960, the house […]
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National Night Out: The start of an annual tradition
The Police Department and A Healthy Lynnfield came together in early August to host the town’s first National Night Out event. The event was organized by AHL Substance Use Prevention Coordinator Margaret Sallade, AHL Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator Diana DeLeo, and Police Capt. Christopher DeCarlo. “It is a great way to partner with the […]
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Get out of his way
Sharkey meant business on football and lacrosse fields Bench press, leg workouts, and 5:30 a.m. practices are just some of the things that made James Sharkey, arguably, the most feared athlete in Lynnfield. That is – if you were going against him. But if you were on his team, Sharkey was as good as it […]
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MarketStreet Lynnfield is becoming a foodie paradise
Is Lynnfield one of Metro Boston’s rising dining destinations? Several spots at MarketStreet are making the case for it. MarketStreet Lynnfield seemingly has tasty options for any meal, mood, or occasion, from a morning breakfast smoothie, to high-quality fast casual, to sit-down fine dining. It even has a spot for dessert. If you’re looking to […]
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A Heluva Good story
If you’ve tucked into a bowl of Hood ice cream or a tub of some Heluva Good French onion dip lately, you’ve been supporting a local business — sort of. HP Hood, Heluva Good’s parent company, has been based in Lynnfield, by way of corporate office, since 2007. The company does not manufacture any of […]
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When is comes to track, Mitchell is professionally minded
It’s been a whirlwind year for track standout Kate Mitchell, a graduate of Lynnfield High School. She graduated from Boston College in 2022 and landed a job at TJX Companies in Framingham. But her love of running beckoned back to BC for a fifth year to study for a master’s degree, thereby setting the stage […]
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Head of the Charles: Kendall Inglese
In the fall of 1976, Kendall Tarr Inglese was a wide-eyed freshman at Mount Holyoke College from Madison, Wis. An avid outdoor sportswoman, her first order of business was to size up her recreational options. Her youth had been spent walking, biking, swimming, running, skiing, and ice skating. She attended Madison West High School, where […]
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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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