A sticky-sweet legacy
Jon Durkee has been president of Durkee-Mower since the late 2010s, but he has been involved in the family business for much longer. Durkee’s grandfather H. Allen Durkee, along with …
Showing that they care
Teenage brothers Avi and Aditya Shrivastava are passionate about helping others. When the pandemic shut down schools and forced them to learn remotely, the duo decided to look into expanding …
An exceeder of expectations
Let’s just say that a decision made by the town’s Select Board a little more than three years ago has exceeded all expectations. When town Conservation Administrator Betty Adelson retired …
Rock and roll, a whale, and a dating show
Eric Hamlin worked in a 6-foot-by-6-foot room that felt like a throwback to the 1980s before moving to a studio space in MarketStreet in the Al Merritt Media and Cultural …
Going the extra mile
Some run in marathons for glory and bragging rights. Others run because it’s fun. For James Whelan, he is going the extra mile by not only running in the Boston …
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 …
Honored to serve
Ever since the age of 18, Bruce Siegel has served his country. The Lynnfield resident served in the U.S. Navy from 1968 to 1972, where he achieved the rank of …
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 …
Powering up, Crawford style
Every community has one. You know, that power couple that everyone knows by their first names. In Lynnfield, that couple is Phil and Ellen, as in Phil and Ellen Rubbico …