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WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 APRIL 22, 2021
Seniors
Senior Center
offers plenty to do
LYNNFIELD — Spring is
here and the The Lynnfield Senior
Center is continuing to offer
a variety of exercise classes
on Zoom. They can all be done
from home and at your own
pace. From Zumba to Sit and
Tone to Meditation, we offer
something for everyone! Here
is a small sampling of our classes.
Don't know how to Zoomit's
easy. Call us and we will get
you started. Then see all you
can do from the comfort of your
home. 791-598-1078
If you would like the links
to our exercise classes, or to see
the variety of programs offered.
Exercise with Alice - Zumba
and Pilates classes
Zumba Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday 10:30 –
11 a.m.
Pilates Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday 9:30 –
10:30 a.m.
Contact Alice at aodachowski@msn.com
for more information
and to get the zoom links.
Chair Yoga and Meditation
classes with Sam
Chair Yoga Tuesdays from
10 – 10:45 a.m.
Meditation Thursday’s from
10:00 – 10:20 a.m.
Sit and Tone video with Joie
Chair Yoga video with Michelle
Enhanced Fitness videos
with Frank
Enhanced Cardio
Enhanced Strength and
Stretch
Join Elaine every Monday at
1:30 p.m. for Trivia. Test your
knowledge and have lots of
laughs. Sign up with Elaine at
emoorman_coa@hotmail.com.
Join Elaine for Zoom Bingo
every Tuesday at 9 a.m.
We will send you the bingo
cards. Grab your beans and
have some fun. Sign up with
Elaine at emoorman_coa@hotmail.com.
Free.
Our Virtual Book Club with
Sue started Monday, April 12 at
10 a.m. We will be reading "The
Map Thief" by Heather Terrell.
Contact Sue at slagorio@town.
lynnfield.ma.us to register and
for more information. Free.
Join our Accountability
Group every Wednesday at 10
a.m. on Zoom as we cheer each
other on in accomplishing our
goals. Have you been meaning
to call a friend, sort through
pictures or write your memoir?
Join us for some laughs and
support as we accomplish our
goals and set an intention for
the next week.
Sign up with Elaine at
emoorman_coa@hotmail.com.
Our van service will pick up
and drop off your library books.
Call the Lynnfield library, 781-
334-541, to make arrangements.
McQueen says
thank you
To the editor:
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Thank you so much to everyone
who came out to vote for me
on April 13, and for all of my wonderful
supporters and campaign
team, and of course my family.
I am humbled by, and appreciative
of, your support. The
School Committee election was
the only contested race, yet Lynnfield
residents came out to vote in
large numbers to elect and re-elect
a number of public officials.
It was great to see so many familiar
faces turning out to vote at
the polls on Tuesday. Additionally,
it was wonderful that so many of
you who I had not met personally
until Tuesday came out to vote for
me and for experience, compassion,
empathy, integrity, attentiveness,
independence, and a commitment
to all stakeholders in the
Lynnfield Public Schools.
Moments I will never forget
from this election include the two
senior gentlemen who came out
to vote and told me their reasons
why. The first was voting for me
because his grandson is a teacher,
and the second said he had “no intention
of voting in this election”
until he read a letter (he gave me
the letter he had clipped from the
paper) from one of my former students
that had inspired him to cast
a vote for me.
I am looking forward to working
with my School Committee
colleagues and supporting Superintendent
Kristen Vogel and her
remarkable team of educators in
achieving and exceeding our district
and strategic goals of: Building
leadership capacity; educator
growth; curriculum and assessment;
assessment and accountability,
and social and emotional
wellness.
We will expand STEM (science,
technology, engineering
and mathematics) and World Language
programming, a process
that had started pre-COVID. I am
committed to the “tent poles” that
support this work — the safety
and well-being of students, relationships,
equity, and academic
growth.
The foundational value here
is equity, which is something I
commit to professionally as an
anti-racist educator, and is a value
that I have championed in my time
on the School Committee.
Thank you for voting Mc-
Queen on April 13.
Philip McQueen
Lynnfield
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