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MARCH 23, 2017 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 5<br />

Lynnfield High sophomore wins art prize<br />

Lynnfield High School<br />

sophomore Zoe Chen’s artwork,<br />

Roots, was the grand<br />

prize winner at the 6th Congressional<br />

District High<br />

School Art Competition.<br />

Chen’s artwork will hang<br />

in the Capitol building for<br />

one year.<br />

The awards were presented<br />

by U.S. Representative<br />

Seth Moulton at Montserrat<br />

College of Art’s 301<br />

Gallery in Beverly over the<br />

weekend.<br />

This was the 23rd year<br />

that Montserrat hosted the<br />

competition. The exhibit included<br />

148 pieces from 30<br />

different public and private<br />

high schools within the 6th<br />

District of Massachusetts, as<br />

well as high school students.<br />

The exhibition was juried by<br />

Joyce Moore, a Gloucester<br />

artist and Montserrat trustee<br />

and Katherine Mitchell<br />

DiRico, artist and director of<br />

Montserrat’s career services.<br />

Each winner was presented<br />

with a citation from<br />

Moulton and varying levels<br />

Lynnfield High School sophomore Zoe Chen shows off her grand prize<br />

winning artwork with U.S. Representative Seth Moulton.<br />

of scholarships to Montserrat’s<br />

Summer Pre-College<br />

Program. Chen’s grand prize<br />

will be sent to Washington,<br />

DC where it will hang in the<br />

Capitol building for one year<br />

Letters to the editor<br />

along with winners from other<br />

Congressional districts<br />

across the country. A ceremony<br />

to honor all the winners<br />

will be held in Washington,<br />

DC in June.<br />

Absentee ballots available<br />

for town election<br />

Absentee ballots for Lynnfield’s<br />

annual election, Monday April<br />

10 are now available in the Town<br />

Clerk’s office.<br />

Election laws require that absentee<br />

ballots be available to registered<br />

voters who meet one of the<br />

following three criteria:<br />

1. Absent from the Town during<br />

hours the polls are open<br />

2. Physical disability which<br />

would prevent voting at the<br />

polling place<br />

3. Religious beliefs that would<br />

prevent participation on the day of<br />

the election<br />

An application must be completed<br />

and received by the Town<br />

Clerk by noon on the day before the<br />

election (Friday, April 7). You can<br />

call the Town Clerk’s office to request<br />

an application, or send a handwritten<br />

note to the clerk’s office at<br />

55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA<br />

01940. Applications can also be<br />

downloaded from the town’s website<br />

at www.town.lynnfield.ma.us,<br />

by going to the Town Clerk’s page<br />

under Elections.<br />

Absentee ballots must be delivered<br />

through the US mail to each<br />

requester, or they may be voted<br />

at the Town Clerk’s office during<br />

normal office hours, by the deadline<br />

noontime Friday, April 7th.<br />

The clerk’s office is open<br />

Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. – 4:30<br />

p.m., and Friday 8 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.<br />

Please allow ample time for mailing<br />

application and ballots, in order for<br />

them to be returned no later than the<br />

close of polls on April 10 at 8 p.m.<br />

Should you have any questions<br />

regarding this process, please<br />

feel free to call the office at<br />

781-334-9400.<br />

CAREER FAIR<br />

March 29 th<br />

10 A.M. – 2 P.M.<br />

Support for Recreation Director salary increase<br />

Dear Editor,<br />

I am passionately writing to<br />

support our beloved Recreation<br />

Director, Mrs. Julie Mallett.<br />

It has come to my attention that<br />

the subject of a salary increase<br />

is being discussed to bring her<br />

to the lower end of what comparable<br />

towns pay their Recreation<br />

Directors. I honestly and truly<br />

support Mrs. Mallett and recommend<br />

she receive a commensurate<br />

Dear Editor,<br />

Recreation Director deserves pay raise<br />

I am writing to show my support<br />

for Julie Mallett, recreation<br />

director of Lynnfield, who is requesting<br />

a pay increase as part of<br />

the next fiscal budget.<br />

Over the last several years,<br />

my family has had the pleasure<br />

of attending and participating in<br />

many events run by the recreation<br />

department. My children<br />

have benefited from the summer<br />

recreation program, the after<br />

increase in financial compensation<br />

to place her in a competitive<br />

area of salary for her peers.<br />

Supporting a salary increase for<br />

Mrs. Mallett recognizes all that<br />

she has done for our wonderful<br />

community without ANY staff.<br />

Mrs. Mallett performs all<br />

functions in the Recreation<br />

Department without an assistant,<br />

an administrative staff person or<br />

a program director. Mrs. Mallett<br />

has solely grown the programming<br />

to reach all ages and all<br />

types of interests.<br />

Our community is quite fortunate<br />

to employ Mrs. Mallett!<br />

Mrs. Mallett loves her position<br />

as Recreation Director and loves<br />

our community dearly and she<br />

deserves to be compensated<br />

appropriately.<br />

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school trips held on the first<br />

Wednesday of the month, the<br />

mother/son bowling, the tree<br />

lighting ceremony and many<br />

more.<br />

I can’t tell you the number of<br />

times I’ve driven by hours before<br />

an event begins and I’ll see<br />

Julie and her family at the center<br />

of town making sure that Santa’s<br />

sleigh is perfect for the tree<br />

lighting ceremony or her husband,<br />

Bill, will be checking families<br />

in for the mother/son bowling<br />

or collecting tickets at the Taste<br />

of Lynnfield. Her dedication to<br />

the community is unmatched. She<br />

goes above and beyond to provide<br />

great experiences for the families<br />

of Lynnfield. If any town employee<br />

deserves a pay increase, it<br />

is Julie Mallett.<br />

Respectfully,<br />

The DeLuties Family<br />

Kathy Trainor<br />

Director of Admissions<br />

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