PWN0723

12
LYNNFIELD
41 LAKEWOOD RD
$655,000
B: Jeffrey Walsh & Michelle Walsh
S: Frank M Gassiraro & Rebecca A
Gassiraro
111 LOCKSLEY RD
$750,000
B: Ticiane Ward
S: Tina R Phillips
46 OAK RIDGE TER
$475,000
B: Louis J Odette Tr, Tr for Oakridge RT
S: Pezzella Helen V Est & Carl Pezzella
30 STILLMAN RD
$1,315,000
B: Patricia A Macdonald Tr, Tr for
Patricia M Macdonald T
S: Pierce Road LLC
582 SUMMER ST
$600,000
B: John B Hutchinson
S: Ellen A Hutchinson & John B
Hutchinson Jr
PEABODY
202 BARTHOLOMEW ST
$690,000
B: Lindsay Iudiciani & Marc Iudiciani
S: Elizabeth Bellino
14 BELFAST RD
$580,000
B: Daniel E Internicola & Michelle M
Internicola
S: Olina N Coccimiglio
8 BERKSHIRE RD...............................
.... $460,000
B: Gregory F Quill & Josephine Quill
S: Judith Gill & Jean Mcgovern
Real Estate Transfers
3 CALUMET ST U:A
$580,000
B: Julia Espitia & Ruben D Espitia
S: John Zirpolo Tr, Tr for 112A Birch
Street RT
11 COUNTRY CLUB RD U:11
$416,500
B: Karen F Rowe
S: Absolute Acquisitions Inc
9 DAVIS TER
$590,000
B: Laurie A Aylward
S: Melos Construction LLC
45 DONEGAL RD
$405,500
B: Don Q Real Estate Dev LLC
S: US Bank NA Tr
39 DONNA ST
$600,000
B: Christina Dunn & Thomas C Dunn
S: Julie L Connors & Sean J Connors
23 FOREST ST
$408,000
B: Juan Gladamez & Santos
Gladamez
S: Christopher Cunha & Daniele
Martin-Cunha
64 FOSTER ST U:403
$189,000
B: David Damico
S: Alejandro Korda
47 GLENDALE AVE
$485,000
B: Ben Martignetti & Tayla P
Martignetti
S: Steven Johnson & Kerri Giering
1 GREENWOOD RD
$455,000
B: Marco Barros & Jose Debarros
S: Amy E Gauvin & Christopher P
Gauvin
527 Salem Street, Unit 14, Lynnfield
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday 7/26, 12:00 - 1:30
Great New Price! Listed at $879,900
Call: Bernie Starr | 617-791-2922
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate | Northrup
Associates 26 Main Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 JULY 23, 2020
3 JULIE CIR
$975,000
B: Henry Aguilo & Kerri Aguilo
S: C Courtney-Biedrzycki Tr, Tr for
Courtney A Genzale RET
782 LOWELL ST
$435,000
B: Luis Arias & Yara Figueroa
S: Alan B Chick & Natalie A Chick
12 OAK AVE
$257,000
B: Fernando R Lopes
S: James Reed
19 PERKINS ST
$665,000
B: Constantine Hatziioannou
S: Cynthia Agganis
1002 PINE BROOK DR U:1002
$500,000
B: Joan M Polignone
S: Richard E VanDam & Joyce
VanDam
25 TRUMAN RD
$600,000
B: Ousman Badjie & Rachel A Badjie
S: Maureen J Spinale
35 TSITSINOS DR
$725,000
B: Mimoza Hysenaj & Vasilios C Iatrou
S: Michael D Solimine Tr, Tr for MJ 2
RT
8 WALNUT ST U:413
$353,500
B: Cameron Farrow
S: Derek Justice & Kristina Vamvouklis
52 WARREN ST U:1
$299,900
B: John M Herlihy & Jean K Hernandez
S: Kristen A Porfi do Tr, Tr for Porfi do FT
BEST VALUE AT
WINDSOR ESTATES!
This York model features 2
master bedrooms - one on
the first floor and one on the
second floor - your choice.
This end unit has one of the
most private rear stone
patios in the complex. The
interior has an efficient
layout with an open concept
living/dining & kitchen area
on the first floor and a loft
upstairs open to the lower
level. High ceilings with
plenty of natural light.
Hardwood floors throughout
the unit. There is a large
unfinished basement good
for storage or potential for
added finished space.
Northeast Metro
Tech offers virtual
summer instruction
COURTESY PHOTO | NORTHEAST METRO TECH
Staff put together kits to help make the virtual program more
interactive for students.
W A K E F I E L D —
Superintendent David DiBarri
and Department Head of
Humanities Joseph O’Brien Jr.
are pleased to announce this
year’s Summer Enrichment
Program will be held virtually
due to the COVID-19 pandemic
and begin next week.
Starting Monday, July 13,
more than 180 students, including
ones from Lynnfield and
Peabody, will be taking part in
the two-week program designed
to give incoming freshmen an
insight into the programs offered
at Northeast Metro Tech.
While this program is usually
held in person, this year’s will
be held virtually using Zoom
and Google Classrooms due to
the COVID-19 global health
pandemic.
However, the overall design
of the program will mirror the
way it’s been held in the past.
Students will cycle through six
of the eight different programs
over the next two weeks: automotive
technology, baking, cosmetology,
culinary arts, design
and visual communications,
drafting and design, electrical
work and STEM.
Learning will be two-fold.
Teachers will create a Zoom
presentation to give students
insight into each program and
then lead students in an interactive
lesson using at-home
kits created for students that
were dropped off at their homes
earlier this week. For example,
students trying out the electrical
program demonstration
will use a 9-volt battery to turn
on a light, those in the drafting
and design program will design
a home and those in the culinary
program will be given the
recipe and tools needed to bake
bread.
Students will also be given
Google Chromebooks and a
summer reading assignment as
part of the program.
“The amount of students who
have signed up for this year’s
programs shows just how important
it is in preparing them
for the fall,“ said O’Brien,
who heads the program. “The
staff working on the Summer
Enrichment Program have been
doing a great job getting everything
prepared and creating
interactive kits so students can
have a hands-on experience
while partaking at home to
gain more insight into the work
they’re interested in.”
This is the 20th year that the
Summer Enrichment Program
has been held.
“Joe and the rest of the staff
who put together this program
for our newest students
have really taken this challenge
head on and created an
amazing opportunity for the
incoming freshmen to have
this experience while we continue
remote learning due to
the COVID-19 pandemic,”
Superintendent DiBarri said.
“We look forward to welcoming
students at the start
of the program next week and
hope they have an incredible
experience.”
Anyone with questions
about the program can contact
O’Brien at jobrien@northeastmetrotech.com.