Getting into action to help and heal
Say “Civics Action Project” to Lynnfield High School sophomores and they will start telling you about how they found ways to tackle mental-health needs; technology addiction, and deforestation this past …
The art of simple but stunning
Practical, functional and, above all, stunningly beautiful in a simple sort of way is the best way to describe what Main Street Home, a full-service, interior-design firm owned by Nancy …
They can help
Lynnfield High School sophomore Gavin Fair and junior Colin McCormick, who started the robotics club, said they believe getting students involved in the club would make a difference in the …
A love for freedom guides her hands
Can you imagine starting a new life in a foreign country, on your own, not knowing the local language, not having friends, just having a dream? How long do you …
Squared away the Susan way
Don’t let Susan Parziale’s big blue eyes and a radiant smile fool you: She is a determined commander of shelves, closets and attics, who will make you get rid of …
COVID fighter
Merriam-Webster defines a most valuable player as “the player who contributes the most to his or her team’s success.” In Lynnfield, one can make a strong case that COVID Nurse …
Good deeds going round
If town residents are looking for a group to join that helps not only the community but places around the world, Lynnfield Rotary Club is open to all. Rotary meets …
Fly like an Eagle
Two Lynnfield residents have bought into a fad shared by amateur aviation buffs in the 1970s — building and flying your own airplane. Main Street resident Vern Rich and his …
Style is where the Sanctum shines
There has been no shortage of challenges and adversity during the COVID-19 pandemic — if you don’t believe it, just ask Jaime Sloan. Co-owner of Sanctum Style with her husband …
The Country Store is coming back
The Country Store — a Lynnfield winter holiday tradition that is more than half a century old — is coming back to the Old Meeting House this year under the …