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GET USED TO IT, LYNNFIELD.
THIS IS DEMOCRACY.
EssEx MEdia Group Editorial
The events witnessed at Lynnfield’s
Aug. 18 joint meeting should embarrass
residents of the town.
“I have never before heard anyone
yell like that at Town Meeting,” said
Town Administrator Rob Dolan.
“Usually, if someone yells, the crowd
is able to self-regulate.”
We know town proceedings get to
the heart of what people hold dear; in
a very real sense, we’re all vulnerable
to the people we vote for (or against)
and when we get to local issues, that
vulnerability compounds upon itself.
It’s all well and good to hear about national
mandates, but they don’t affect
us, and our children, in the same way
as the laws hammered out in our local
town halls.
Before you cry communism or fascism,
consider how privileged you are
to be hollering at an elected official and
member of your community. And to be
threatening them. And defacing their
property. You are at the seat of democracy
when you participate in a town
meeting, and you know it, otherwise
you’d be at home watching “Jeopardy.”
Before these officials decided to
deny your “rights,” they invited you
to come to their place of work and debate
laws and governance with you. It’s
called public participation because the
public is expected to participate.
Democracy is a study in vulnerability,
and we know it’s hard to trust
those in charge these days. At all points
on the political chart, at all levels of
governance, there’s a politician (or
three, or five) who seems hell-bent
on denying you your rights. There
are people whose interests represent
yours and those who don’t, and we
create processes whereby those people
convene to choose the best course of
action.
We’re all supposed to be cool-headed
and stoic as the Founding Fathers,
their Enlightenment predecessors, and
the Greeks who inspired them both.
Obviously things rarely ever transpire
that way, but when you threaten and
intimidate and behave like a child,
you’re essentially forfeiting your voice
― saying you’d rather have officials
make these decisions without you.
“Sometimes government’s role is
to be yelled at; sometimes we are the
mechanism for people to vent their
frustrations,” Dolan admitted. “But
DEMOCRACY, PAGE 2
To the Editor:
On August 18th, 2021, there was a meeting
at Merritt Hall MarketStreet, sponsored by
the Board of Health, the selectmen and the
School Committee concerning mandating
masks for school-age children. Around 125
people showed up to voice their concerns.
The various groups allowed anyone to speak
who wished to. The ratio was about 25 for
and 100 against. The people who supported
masks had no scientific evidence but expressed
their feelings. The people who spoke
against masks had an abundance of evidence
describing the harmful effects of wearing
them and their insignificance.
After listening to the various speakers, the
Board of Health, the selectmen, and the
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Football is back
PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ
Two members of the Lynnfield Board of Health, Dr. Rocco
Locco, left, and Gail McCausland, sit below a screen displaying
recent COVID-19 statistics for the town of Lynnfield.
This is
democracy,
Lynnfield
DEMOCRACY
From page 1
there is a line. The tone and the
words, from Washington down
to Main Street, have to change.
Otherwise, nobody is going to
want to participate in office.”
If the town of Lynnfield cares
about democracy, if it wants to
be seen as welcoming of everyone
and if it wants to be able
to function productively, it must
address the chaos.
In the fall, Dolan said, the
town will reconvene talks with
community-advocacy group
Lynnfield for Love, as well as
push forward with its school
community race audit. If the
town wants to resume public
Pre-Schoolers
Love
participation in a civil manner
during that process, we suggest
it starts coming up with a plan
now.
Hold debates so that members
of certain interest groups
can be representative of their
hordes, rather than turning them
loose on committee members.
Start a task force that addresses
hateful behavior around town,
and make its intentions known.
Address residents when the
decorum of public process is
violated.
In other words, communicate.
Because that’s what democracy
is at the end of the day, besides
constant vulnerability — the
strength to communicate in
order to get things done.
LETTER
From page 1
School Committee members
abruptly took a vote amongst
themselves and adjourned the
meeting without any vote by the
people or discussion.
The people not in favor of
wearing masks would have won
without question.
The School Committee and
the others dismissed everyone.
They did not weigh the scientific
evidence. Many of the
committee members were not
wearing masks. They had their
minds made up before the
meeting.
We have very busy lives
and we didn’t need to waste
time digging up scientific evidence
and going to a late-night
meeting.
So far, seven governors have
stopped mandating masks so
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people could decide what they
wished to do.
Gov. Baker could stop any
unconstitutional demands put
on us and our children. It’s
child abuse to expect children
as young as three and older to
wear masks while our politicians
do not.
I’m sorry to say that some
areas in Massachusetts use the
Dominion machines to count
votes, which were machines
used to steal the 2020 presidential
election.
We need many more people
to join Lynnfield United. We
have many battles ahead of us.
If we show them how many
votes they’ll lose, maybe they
will listen and allow us to vote.
In the meantime, we have to
stop using the corrupt voting
machines and show integrity in
our elections.
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Dr. Karen Dwyer will be leaving Summer Street School in Lynnfield after serving as principal
for three years.
Lynnfield elementary school
searching for a new principal
BY ANNE MARIE TOBIN
While the first day of school
is always an exciting day for
students, families and teachers
alike, it will also be a scramble
in Lynnfield this year, as the
district looks to fill a void created
by the sudden departure of
Summer Street School Principal
Dr. Karen Dwyer.
Dwyer announced she is
leaving the district after serving
as principal for the last three
years. Her last day on the job
was Aug. 27.
Dwyer informed parents in
a letter last week that she had
accepted a position as assistant
superintendent of curriculum,
instruction and accountability
in the Uxbridge Public Schools.
She said is leaving with “mixed
feelings.
“Summer Street School has
been a wonderful community
and I will miss you,” Dwyer
said. “However, a terrific opportunity
has emerged for me … a
position that allows me to focus
on the specific areas of my expertise,
including teaching and
learning and the impact on student
achievement.”
“This is (Karen’s) dream job
in education as she told me,”
Superintendent of Schools
Kristen Vogel said Monday.
“She has always had a passion
and real love with curriculum
and instruction and this job allows
her to focus all of her time
and energy on just that. I am
thrilled for her.”
Vogel wasted no time in lining
up staff to handle the leadership
duties at the school until an interim
principal can be hired for
the rest of the 2021-22 academic
year, appointing Elementary
Curriculum Coordinator
Christina Perry and Elementary
Special Education Team Chair
Nicole Hyde-Bradford to fill
Dwyer’s shoes. Vogel said the
position has been posted.
Perry started her Lynnfield
career in 2002 as a fourth-grade
teacher at the Huckleberry Hill
School. She moved up to director
of math and science for
K-4 in 2009.
Hyde-Bradford arrived in
Lynnfield in 2016. She also has
experience in special education,
working in the district’s student
support program before taking
on her role as the elementary
team chair. Prior to coming to
Lynnfield, she worked in the
Marblehead Public Schools
system.
Dwyer said she was grateful
to Summer Street’s parents for
their support during her tenure.
“The parents in the Summer
Street community have been
extraordinarily generous with
your time, money and love for
the school,” she wrote in the
letter. “I have appreciated all
of your efforts to create a successful
school that focuses on
students’ social and academic
achievement and I have been
proud to work here. Thank you
for your support throughout
these difficult times.”
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Dwyer was hired by former
Superintendent of Schools Jane
Tremblay in February 2018,
succeeding Interim Principal
Greg Hurray who presided for
about a year and a half following
the unexpected departure
of Jen DiBiase, who resigned
suddenly in December
2016.
“I was happy to hear about
Dr. Dwyer’s opportunity to become
the assistant superintendent
in Uxbridge,” Tremblay
said. “Karen has a real talent for
curriculum development. Her
skills will be put to great use in
this new position.”
Prior to working in Lynnfield,
Dwyer was the assistant principal
at Blanchard Memorial
School from 2011-18, a K-6
elementary school in the Acton-
Boxborough regional school
district. Before that, Dwyer
served as a literary specialist
in Chelmsford from 2003-11.
From 1996-2003, she was a senior
lecturer at Curry College
in Milton, which succeeded a
stint at the Woodward School
for Girls in Quincy, where she
served first as a literary specialist
from 1994-96, then as
dean of academic affairs from
1997-99.
After receiving her bachelor’s
degree from Tufts University,
Dwyer went on to earn two
master’s degrees from Tufts
and Harvard University as well
as her doctorate from Boston
University.
First Responders’
Day in Lynnfield
The Select Board announced
Monday that the town will hold
its annual First Responders’
Day observance and community
barbeque on the Town
Common on Saturday, Sept. 11.
The event marks the 20th anniversary
of the 9/11 attacks. The
ceremony will begin at 10 a.m.
Anthem singer for the Boston
Bruins and Lynnfield resident
Todd Angilly will kick things
off with the national anthem
and will also perform “God
Bless America.”
“This should be a very nice
morning on the common,” said
Select Board Chair Dick Dalton.
“We’re thrilled to have Todd,
so it will be really entertaining
and very moving. Hopefully,
depending on COVID, people
will be able to gather and wear
masks if they choose. We encourage
the community to join
us not only to remember 9/11,
but this is always a wonderful
and important opportunity to
thank our first responders as
well.”
Dalton said the event has
been a joint effort between the
Select Board and the Lynnfield
Rotary Club in past years, but
this year’s expenses will be underwritten
by the town.
“Normally, the Rotary Club
solicits donations from its
member businesses, but small
businesses have been through
so much, we decided we have
the funds in our budget and we
needed to do this ourselves,”
Dalton said. “Both our fire
and police departments agreed
that we needed to take this off
the hands of these businesses,
which we are happy to do.”
Last year’s event was scaled
back to a special private luncheon
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MONDAY 8/23
Accidents
A report of a motor vehicle
crash at 8:18 p.m. Monday at
230 Salem St.
Complaints
At 11:21 a.m. Monday, a caller
reported a youth was riding an
ATV in the roadway on Trickett
Road. Police spoke with the juvenile
and his mother; he agreed
to keep the ATV in the yard.
TUESDAY 8/24
Complaints
At 7:35 p.m. Tuesday, a caller
reported following an erratic operator
on Main Street. Charles
Herbert Smith, 76, of 849 Main
St., was issued a summons for
failure to stop for police, marked
lanes violation, no inspection/
sticker and having an obstructed
or non-transparent window.
At 10:15 p.m. Tuesday, the
fire department reported something
was thrown at a car at 550
Summer St. and 0 Pillings Pond
Road. Police located the youths
and stood by until they were
picked up by their parents.
WEDNESDAY 8/25
Complaints
At 6:57 p.m. Wednesday, security
reported two youths on
BMX bikes causing a disturbance
at a fundraiser on Market Street.
Police removed the youths from
the property.
FRIDAY 8/27
Fire
A report of a small transformer
fire at 12:09 a.m. Friday
at 4 Oak St. Peabody Light was
called to the scene.
Complaints
A report of a suspicious
person at 5:07 p.m. Friday at 8
Hampton Court.
Theft
A report of a larceny at 5:01
p.m. Friday at 344 Essex St.
SATURDAY 8/28
Accidents
A report of a motor vehicle
crash with injury at 12:30 a.m.
Saturday at Verc Gulf Station/
Dunkin’ Donuts at 8 S Broadway.
A rollover crash into a pole was
reported.
A report of a hit-and-run
motor vehicle crash at 10:08
a.m. Saturday at Post Office
Square.
SUNDAY 8/29
Arrests
Joseph Taddonio, 53, of 4
Golden Drive, Apt. 4, Winthrop,
was arrested on undisclosed
charges at 12:58 p.m. Sunday.
Complaints
A report of a disturbance at
3:41 a.m. Sunday at 411 Lowell
St. A caller reported residents
across the street were setting
off fireworks at a party. Police
checked the area and found
one used firework, but reported
there was no one around.
A report of trespassing at
6:41 p.m. Sunday at The Boston
Sports Club at 425 Walnut
St. Wakefield Police reported
youths were on the property.
Lynnfield Police responded and
reported no one was around.
Summer Street School starts the
school year with a new parking lot
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The Lynnfield Department
of Public Works is putting
finishing touches on the new
parking lot at the Summer
Street Elementary School.
“We are 99 percent done,”
said John Tomasz, director
of the Department of Public
Works.
The department still needs to
put up some signs, lights and do
some hydroseeding.
“But the parking lot is essentially
functioning and is ready
for school,” Tomasz said. “We
are in great shape right now.”
Tomasz praised the contractor
who worked on the parking lot
late into the evenings and on the
weekends.
“They came through a big
way for the town,” said Tomasz.
The parking lot completion
will mark the end of “part one”
of the $17 million Lynnfield
elementary schools expansion
project. The town voted on and
appropriated the funds for the
project at the end of 2020.
The expansion also includes
construction of permanent additions
to each elementary school.
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Both Summer Street School and
Huckleberry Hill School will
each get five new classrooms,
including an adaptable space
for individualized learning, new
fields and a new playground at
Summer Street. Huckleberry
Hill’s gymnasium will be enlarged
to a size of the middle
school gym.
The entire project will be
completed by the start of the
2022-2023 school year. The
town came up with the plan to
accommodate an extraordinary
spike in its elementary enrollment
by the year 2024-2025.

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Route A Pm
Shady Nook Ln & Wildewood
Dr
Edgemere Rd & Bishops Ln
Bishops Ln & Abbey Ln
Dunstan Rd & Locksley Rd
6 Nottingham Rd
13 Doncaster Rd
Locksley Rd & Friars Ln
1 Locksley Rd
Moulton Dr & Lake St
Moulton Dr & Vokes Ter
Salem St & Canterbury Rd
Salem St & Fairview Rd
995 Salem St
Lynnfield St & Lookout Ter
29 Lynn End Rd
880 Salem St
7 Lakeview Dr
735 Salem St
Carpenter Rd & Horseshoe
Dr
Pizzuti Way & Salem St
250 Salem St
100 King Rail Dr
Walnut St & Alexandra Rd
Walnut St & Westway
Walnut St & Thomas Rd
Walnut St & Gerry Rd
262 Summer St
LYNNFIELD HIGH
Route M Pm
Lowell St & Pocahontas Way
Lowell St & Apple Hill Ln
575 Lowell St
Lowell St & Chestnut St
Cooks Farm Ln & Chestnut St
Cortland Ln & Tophet Rd
Tophet Rd & Cortland Ln
Chestnut St & Townsend Rd
Chestnut St & Perkins Ln
Chestnut St & Hart Rd
Main St & Olde Towne Rd
Edward Ave North &
Coleman Ave
Main St & London Rd
Main St & Partridge Ln
Perry Ave & Main St
263 Summer St
417 Summer St
Summer St & Thomas Rd
Summer St & Melch Rd
Summer St & Fletcher Rd
Pyburn Rd & Summer St
Salem St & Jensen St
Sparhawk Dr & Tedford Ln
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route B Am
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd (Near 69 Bourque Rd)
Pillings Pond Rd & Oak
Ridge Ter
57 Pillings Pond Road
Pillings Pond Rd & Ryan Rd
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd
Pillings Pond Rd &
Wildewood Dr
7 Wildewood Drive
Northway & Lantern Ln
7 Shady Nook Ln
Wildewood Dr & Edgemere
Rd
Edgemere Rd & Bishops Ln
Elmwood Rd & Summer St
594 Summer St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route C Am
15 Maple St
3 Carpenter Rd
Carpenter Rd & Horseshoe
Dr
7 Horseshoe Dr
Horseshoe Dr & Stagecoach
Ln
4 Willowdale Drive
Willowdale Dr & Brook Dr
Salem St & Dewing Rd
420 Salem St
11 Ramsdell Way
12 Ramsdell Way
253 Salem St
400 Salem St
6 Winchester Drive
569 Salem St
944 Summer St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route D Am
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Drive
Highland Ave & Summer St
68 Prospect Ave
437 Summer St
5 Moran Rd
6 Nottingham Rd
8 Longbow Rd
Longbow Rd & Longbow Cir
21 Longbow Circle
Abbey Ln & Bishops Ln
5 Dunstan Rd
Hunting Ln & Robin Rd
15 Kings Rd
Robin Rd & Archer Ln
1 Archer Lane
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route E Am
85 Canterbury Rd
24 Canterbury Rd
Salem St & Ledge Rd
Salem St & Fall Way
21 Douglass Rd
Douglass Rd & Rossmore Rd
Fairview Rd & Rossmore Rd
24 Sylvan Circle
15 Sylvan Circle
4 Sylvan Circle
14 Fairview Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route F Am
4 Murphy Way
84 Canterbury Rd
300 King Rail Dr
5 Reedy Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route H Am
Lynnbrook Rd & Salem St
Lookout Ter & Lynnfield St
7 Standish Rd
8 Tree Top Lane
Salem St & Locust St
19 Fairview Ave
11 Witham St
Salem & Grove St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route I Am
125 Walnut St
Walnut St & Thistle Ln
275 Walnut St
Alexandra Rd & Debston Ln
32 Alexandra Rd
Huckleberry Rd W &
Alexandra Rd
Fernway & Westway
Fernway & Stoneway
24 Fernway
Gerry Rd & Temple Rd
Drury Ln & Herrick Ln
Reedy Rd & Thomas Rd
Thomas Rd & Putney Ln
Putney Ln & Bancroft St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route J Am
4 Zepaj Lane
24 Green St
7 Lakeview Dr
Moulton Dr & Vokes Ter
Moulton Dr & Lake St
8 Locksley Rd
11 Doncaster Rd
88 Locksley Rd
168 Locksley Rd
7 Stafford Rd
Locksley Rd & Dunstan Rd
89 Locksley Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route K Am
Walnut St & Sparhawk Dr
4 Tedford Ln
Heath Cir & Hawks Lane
2 Heath Circle
Bluejay Rd & Tedford Ln
Bluejay Rd & Liberty Ln
683 Walnut St
4 Country Club Dr
158 Walnut St
Williams Rd & Elliot Rd
1 Elliot Rd
1 Thomas Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route O Am
1 Fletcher Rd
Fletcher Rd & October Ln
12 Fletcher Rd
1 Pyburn Rd
31 Pyburn Rd
Hidden Valley Rd & Salem St
Hidden Valley Rd &
Sparhawk Dr
12 Hidden Valley Rd
127 Salem St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route B Pm
Elmwood Rd & Summer St
Summer Ave & Summer St
Edgemere Rd & Bishops Ln
Wildewood Dr & Edgemere
Rd
Magnolia Dr & Wildewood
Dr
7 Shady Nook Ln
Northway & Lantern Ln
7 Wildewood Dr
Pillings Pond Rd &
Wildewood Dr
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd
Pillings Pond Rd & Ryan Rd
57 Pillings Pond Rd
Pillings Pond Rd & Oak
Ridge Ter
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route C Pm
15 Maple St
3 Carpenter Rd
Carpenter Rd & Horseshoe
Dr
7 Horseshoe Dr
Horseshoe Dr & Stagecoach
Ln
4 Willowdale Dr
Willowdale Dr & Brook Dr
Salem St & Dewing Rd
420 Salem St
11 Ramsdell Way
12 Ramsdell Way
253 Salem St
400 Salem St
6 Winchester Dr
569 Salem St
944 Summer St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route D Pm
5 Moran Rd
6 Nottingham Rd
8 Longbow Rd
Longbow Rd & Longbow Cir
21 Longbow Cir
Abbey Ln & Bishops Ln
5 Dunstan Rd
Hunting Ln & Robin Rd
15 Kings Rd
Robin Rd & Archer Ln
1 Archer Ln
437 Summer St
68 Prospect Ave
Highland Ave & Summer St
Perry Ave & Green Meadow
Dr
HUCKLEBERRY
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Route E Pm
24 Canterbury Road
85 Canterbury Rd
Salem St & Ledge Rd
Salem St & Fall Way
14 Fairview Rd
4 Sylvan Cir
15 Sylvan Cir
24 Sylvan Cir
Fairview Rd & Rossmore Rd
Douglass Rd & Rossmore Rd
21 Douglass Rd
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Route F Pm
84 Canterbury Rd
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HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route H Pm
Lynnbrook Rd & Salem St
Lookout Ter & Lynnfield St
7 Standish Road
8 Tree Top Ln
Salem St & Locust St
19 Fairview Ave
11 Witham St
Salem St & Grove St
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route I Pm
125 Walnut St
Walnut St & Thistle Ln
275 Walnut St
32 Alexandra Road
Alexandra Rd & Debston Ln
Huckleberry Rd W &
Alexandra Rd
Fernway & Westway
Fernway & Stoneway
24 Fernway
Putney Ln & Bancroft St
Thomas Rd & Putney Ln
Reedy Rd & Thomas Rd
Drury Ln & Herrick Ln
Gerry Rd & Temple Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route J Pm
88 Locksley Rd
168 Locksley Rd
7 Stafford Rd
Locksley Rd & Dunstan Rd
89 Locksley Rd
11 Doncaster Rd
8 Locksley Rd
Moulton Dr & Lake St
Moulton Dr & Vokes Ter
24 Green St
4 Zepaj Ln
7 Lakeview Dr
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route K Pm
Walnut St & Sparhawk Dr
683 Walnut St
Bluejay Rd & Liberty Ln
Bluejay Rd & Tedford Ln
2 Heath Cir
Heath Cir & Hawks Ln
4 Tedford Ln
4 Country Club Dr
158 Walnut St
1 Elliot Rd
Williams Rd & Elliot Rd
1 Thomas Rd
HUCKLEBERRY
HILL
Route O Pm
1 Fletcher Rd
Fletcher Rd & October Ln
12 Fletcher Rd
1 Pyburn Rd
31 Pyburn Rd
2 Broadway
Hidden Valley Rd & Salem St
Hidden Valley Rd &
Sparhawk Dr
12 Hidden Valley Rd
127 Salem St
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route A Am
880 Salem St
33 Fariview Ave
6 Witham St
25 Green St
4 Zepaj Ln
50 Lakeview Dr
Moulton Dr & Vokes Ter
Locksley Rd & Moulton Dr
Friars Ln & Doncaster Cir
Nottingham Rd & Doncaster
Rd
Summer St & Prospect Ave
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route B Am
Pillings Pond Rd & Skinner
Ln
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd (Near 69 Bourque Rd)
259 Old Pillings Pond Road
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd (Near 39 Pillings Pond)
Pillings Pond Rd &
Wildewood Dr
Wildewood Dr & Driftwood
Ln
Wildewood Dr & Magnolia
Dr
Wildewood Dr & Edgemere
Rd
Edgemere Rd & Bishops Ln
Abbey Ln & Longbow Cir
Hunting Ln & Robin Rd
Robin Rd & Archer Ln
Archer Ln & Summer St
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route C Am
Evans Rd & Jordan Rd
Midland Rd & Chatham Way
Chatham Way & Grey Ln
Grey Ln & Huntingdon Rd
Durham Dr & Grey Ln
11 Huntingdon Road
Daventry Ct & Durham Dr
Willowby Way & Daventry
Ct
Willowby Way & Durham Dr
Lowell St & Lil’s Way
7 Mohawk Lane
Lowell St & Smith Farm Trl
Lowell St & Pocahontas Way
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route D Am
Summer St & Williams Rd
7 Thomas Rd
Thomas Rd & Roundy Rd
Putney Ln & Bancroft St
Trickett Rd & Summer St
723 Summer St
Summer St & Knoll Rd
Melch Rd & Michaels Rd
Moran Rd & Huckleberry Rd
East
11 Huckleberry Rd East
Huckleberry Rd E & Summer
St
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route E Am
925 Main St
1389 Main St
Lowell St & Joseph Ln
Lowell St & Norris Rd
Apple Hill Ln & Cortland Ln
15 Russett Ln
Orchard Ln & Baldwin Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cider Mill
Rd
Cider Mill Rd & Orchard Ln
Lowell St & Rourke Ln
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route F Am
19 Juniper Rd
297 Lowell St
3 Cider Mill Rd
20 Carpenter Rd
686 Main St
600 Main St
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route G Am
5 Sylvan Cir
Fairview Rd & Rossmore Rd
Fairview Rd & Lynnbrook Rd
4 Rossmore Rd
22 Douglas Rd
Lynnfield St & Lookout Ter
29 Lynn End Road
Locust St & Salem St
Salem St & Grove St
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route H Am
Summer St & Timberhill Ln
Fletcher Rd & October Ln
8 Fletcher Rd
25 Pyburn Rd
6 Nottingham Rd
Nottingham Rd & Locksley
Rd
108 Locksley Rd
177 Locksley Rd
Dunstan Rd & Locksley Rd
Summer St & Ashwood Rd
Summer St & Rockwood Rd
Summer St & Lockwood Rd
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route I Am
Gerry Rd & Reedy Rd
Gerry Rd & Temple Rd
Herrick Ln & Drury Ln
Ramsdell Way & Salem St
Salem St & Winchester Dr
15 Maple St
2 Carpenter Rd
Carpenter Rd & Horseshoe
Dr
8 Horseshoe Dr
Willowdale Dr & Brook Dr
Salem St & Lara Rd
Salem St & Dewing Rd
420 Salem St
250 Salem St
230 Salem St
Alexandra Rd & Debston Ln
Alexandra Rd & Walnut St
Walnut St & Thomas Rd
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route J Am
125 Walnut St
Fernway & Westway
Fernway & Stoneway
Atherton Cir & Westway
Bancroft St & Atherton Cir
Thistle Ln & Walnut St
Sparhawk Dr & Tedford Ln
Heath Cir & Hawks Ln
Tedford Ln & Bluejay Rd
9 Liberty Ln
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route K Am
Chestnut St & Townsend Rd
Chestnut St & Alderney Way
Tophet Rd & Cortland Ln
(Near 98 Tophet)
Cortland Ln & Tophet Rd
Cortland Ln & Cooks Farm
Ln
Chestnut St & Lowell St
4 Goldenrod Lane
505 Lowell St
575 Lowell St
North Hill Dr & Glen Dr
14 North Hill Dr
Willis Ln & Powder Hill Rd
715 Lowell St
763 Lowell St
Lowell St & Murphy Way
Chestnut St & Kimberly Ter
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route M Am
Salem St & Canterbury Rd
84 Canterbury Rd
Fall Way & Salem St
2 Broadway
Salem St & Jensen St
Hidden Valley Rd &
Sparhawk Dr
159 Salem St
185 Salem St
100 King Rail Dr
MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
Route O Am
Main St & Heritage Ln
Heritage Ln & Wheeler St
Windsor Rd & Heritage Ln
Chestnut St & Hart Rd
Chestnut St & Bridle Path
Haywood Farm & Chestnut
St
Perkins Ln & Candlewood Rd
83 Chestnut St
Main St & Olde Towne Rd
36 Edward Ave South
Main St & London Rd
Main St & Partridge Ln
Village Row & Main St
Perry Ave & Main Street
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route A Pm
Summer St & Prospect Ave
880 Salem St
33 Fairview Ave
6 Witham St
25 Green St
4 Zepaj Lane
50 Lakeview Dr
Moulton Dr & Vokes Ter
Locksley Rd & Moulton Dr
Friars Ln & Doncaster Cir
Nottingham Rd & Doncaster
Rd
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route B Pm
Pillings Pond Rd & Skinner
Ln
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd
259 Old Pillings Pond Rd
Bourque Rd & Pillings Pond
Rd
Pillings Pond Rd &
Wildewood Dr
Wildewood Dr & Driftwood
Ln
Wildewood Dr & Magnolia
Dr
Wildewood Dr & Edgemere
Rd
Edgemere Rd & Bishops Ln
Abbey Ln & Longbow Cir
Hunting Ln & Robin Rd
Robin Rd & Archer Ln
Archer Ln & Summer St
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route C Pm
Lowell St & Pocahontas Way
Lowell St & Lil’s Way
7 Mohawk Ln
Lowell St & Smith Farm Trl
Willowby Way & Durham Dr
Durham Dr & Grey Ln
11 Huntingdon Road
Grey Ln & Huntingdon Rd
Chatham Way & Grey Ln
Daventry Ct & Durham Dr
Willowby Way & Daventry
Ct
Midland Rd & Chatham Way
Evans Rd & Jordan Rd
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route D Pm
Summer St & Williams Rd
7 Thomas Rd
Thomas Rd & Roundy Rd
Atherton Cir & Westway
Fernway & Westway
Fernway & Stoneway
Atherton Cir & Putney Ln
Trickett Rd & Summer St
Summer St & Knoll Rd
Melch Rd & Michaels Rd
Moran Rd & Huckleberry Rd
East
11 Huckleberry Rd East
Huckleberry Rd E & Summer
St
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route E Pm
925 Main St
1389 Main St
Lowell St & Joseph Ln
Lowell St & Norris Rd
Apple Hill Ln & Cortland Ln
15 Russet Ln
Orchard Ln & Baldwin Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cider Mill
Rd
Cider Mill Rd & Orchard Ln
Lowell St & Rourke Ln
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route F Pm
297 Lowell St
20 Carpenter Rd
Middle School Route G Pm
5 Sylvan Cir
Fairview Rd & Rossmore Rd
Fairview Rd & Lynnbrook
Rd
4 Rossmore Rd
22 Douglas Rd
Lynnfield St & Lookout Ter
29 Lynn End Rd
Locust St & Salem St
Salem St & Grove St
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MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route H Pm
Summer St & Timberhill Ln
Fletcher Rd & October Ln
8 Fletcher Rd
25 Pyburn Rd
6 Nottingham Rd
Nottingham Rd & Locksley
Rd
108 Locksley Road
177 Locksley Road
Dunstan Rd & Locksley Rd
Ashwood Rd & Summer St
Rockwood Rd & Summer St
Lockwood Rd & Summer St
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route I Pm
Gerry Rd & Reedy Rd
Gerry Rd & Temple Rd
Herrick Ln & Drury Ln
Ramsdell Way & Salem St
Salem St & Winchester Dr
15 Maple St
2 Carpenter Rd
Carpenter Rd & Horseshoe
Dr
8 Horseshoe Dr
Willowdale Dr & Brook Dr
Salem St & Lara Rd
Salem St & Dewing Rd
420 Salem St
250 Salem St
230 Salem St
Alexandra Rd & Debston Ln
Alexandra Rd & Walnut
Walnut St & Thomas Rd
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route J Pm
125 Walnut St
Thistle Ln & Walnut St
9 Liberty Ln
Tedford Ln & Bluejay Rd
Heath Cir & Hawks Ln
Sparhawk Dr & Tedford Ln
Hidden Valley Rd &
Sparhawk Dr
Salem St & Jensen St
159 Salem St
185 Salem St
100 King Rail Dr
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route K Pm
119 Chestnut Street
Chestnut St & Townsend Rd
Chestnut St & Alderney Way
Tophet Rd & Cortland Ln
(Near 98 Tophet)
Cortland Ln & Tophet Rd
Cortland Ln & Cooks Farm
Ln
Chestnut St & Lowell St
4 Goldenrod Ln
505 Lowell St
575 Lowell St
North Hill Dr & Glen Dr
14 North Hill Dr
Willis Ln & Powder Hill Rd
715 Lowell St
763 Lowell St
Lowell St & Murphy Way
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route M Pm
Salem St & Canterbury Rd
84 Canterbury Rd
2 Broadway
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Route O Pm
Main St & Heritage Ln
Heritage Ln & Wheeler St
Windsor Rd & Heritage Ln
Chestnut St & Hart Rd
Chestnut St & Bridle Path
Haywood Farm & Chestnut
St
Perkins Ln & Candlewood
Rd
19 Juniper Road
83 Chestnut St
Main St & Olde Towne Rd
36 Edward Ave South
Main St & London Rd
Perry Ave & Main St
SUMMER STREET
Route B Am
10 Hampton Court
Midland Rd & Hampton Ct
21 Midland Road
12 Chatham Way
Chatham Way & Grey Ln
Huntingdon Rd & Grey Ln
36 Grey Ln
Durham Dr & Grey Ln
5 Landsdowne Ct
Daventry Ct & Willowby
Way
10 Daventry Ct
7 Huntingdon Rd
18 Huntingdon Rd
9 Durham Drive
Chatham Way & Durham
Dr
25 Chatham Way
Grey Ln & Yorkshire Dr
SUMMER STREET
Route C Am
427 Lowell St
509 Lowell St
575 Lowell St
651 Lowell St
705 Lowell St
3 Murphy Way
Hilltop Rd & Lowell St
3 Powder Hill Rd
4 Willis Lane
W Tapley Rd & Glen Dr
2 Apple Hill Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cortland Ln
Russet Ln & Apple Hill Ln
Russet Ln & Orchard Ln
12 Orchard Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cider Mill
Rd
Cider Mill Rd & Orchard Ln
SUMMER STREET
Route D Am
703 Main St
30 Homestead Rd
Homestead Rd & Oxbow Rd
5 Ivanhoe Dr
7 Wing Rd
18 Wing Rd
31 Wing Rd
1067 Main St
Merrow Rd & Main St
Main St & Pine Hill Rd
Main St & Pagos Way
Mitchell Rd & Richards Rd
Thwing Rd & Carol Ann Rd
Thwing Rd & Phillips Rd
31 Phillips Rd
SUMMER STREET
Route E Am
Beaver Ave & Main St
16 Hutchins Cir
390 Main St
19 Olde Towne Rd
58 Edward Ave North
Edward Ave & Sigmund St
41 Pine St
10 Pine St
44 Partridge Ln
14 Village Row
1 Village Row
9 Wirthmore Ln
Meadow Ln & Dale Rd
447 Main St
SUMMER STREET
Route H Am
975 Main St
3 Ostis Way
130 Lowell St
Lowell St
Lil’s Way & Lowell St
7 Mohawk Ln
Smith Farm Trl & Lowell St
11 Smith Farm Tr
16 Pocahontas Way
Lowell St & Joseph Ln
Norris Rd & Tapley Rd
326 Lowell St
Parsons Ave & Summer St
12 Westover Dr
SUMMER STREET
Route I Am
385 Essex St
Essex St & Melody Ln
5 Currie Cir
3 Jordan Rd
380 Essex St
4 Keniston Rd
Lovell Rd & Keniston Rd
Stillman Rd & Lovell Rd
Stillman Road & Essex St
48 Essex St
16 Essex St
2 Ashley Ct
9 Willard Ln
23 Carter Rd
SUMMER STREET
Route J Am
Heritage Ln & Bryant St
14 Tappan Way
2 Tappan Ct
5 Wheeler St
23 Heritage Ln
Heritage Ln & Windsor Rd
4 Candlewood Rd
Rd & Juniper Rd
Candlewood Rd & Perkins
Ln
3 Perkins Ln
8 Townsend Rd
Townsend Rd
Townsend Rd & Needham
Rd
1 Charing Cross
SUMMER STREET
Route K Am
53 Chestnut Street
119 Chestnut St
Chestnut St & Bridle Path
353 Chestnut St
409 Chestnut St
Chestnut St & Alderney Way
13 Tophet Rd
16 Cortland Lane
5 Cooks Farm Lane
687 Chestnut Street
576 Lowell St
482 Lowell St
Chestnut St & Sevinor Rd
90 Chestnut St
76 Chestnut St
Perry Ave & Green Meadow
Dr
SUMMER STREET
Route O Am
357 Summer St
2 Broadway
100 King Rail Dr
SUMMER STREET
Route B Pm
10 Hampton Ct
Midland Rd & Hampton Ct
21 Midland Rd
12 Chatham Way
Chatham Way & Grey Ln
Huntingdon Rd & Grey Ln
36 Grey Ln
Durham Dr & Grey Ln
5 Landsdowne Ct
Daventry Ct & Willowby
Way
10 Daventry Ct
7 Huntingdon Rd
18 Huntingdon Rd
9 Durham Dr
Chatham Way & Durham
Dr
25 Chatham Way
Yorkshire Dr & Grey Ln
SUMMER STREET
Route C Pm
427 Lowell St
509 Lowell St
575 Lowell St
651 Lowell St
705 Lowell St
3 Murphy Way
Hilltop Rd & Lowell St
3 Powder Hill Rd
4 Willis Ln
W Tapley Rd & Glen Dr
2 Apple Hill Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cortland Ln
Russet Ln & Apple Hill Ln
Russet Ln & Orchard Ln
12 Orchard Ln
Apple Hill Ln & Cider Mill
Rd
Cider Mill Rd & Orchard Ln
SUMMER STREET
Route D Pm
703 Main St
30 Homestead Road
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Mitchell Rd & Richards Rd
Thwing Rd & Carol Ann Rd
Thwing Rd & Phillips Rd
31 Phillips Road
SUMMER STREET
Route E Pm
Beaver Ave & Main St
16 Hutchins Cir
390 Main St
19 Olde Towne Rd
58 Edward Ave North
Edward Ave & Sigmund St
41 Pine St
10 Pine St
44 Partridge Ln
14 Village Row
1 Village Row
9 Wirthmore Ln
Meadow Ln & Dale Rd
447 Main St
SUMMER STREET
Route H Pm
12 Westover Dr
975 Main St
Lowell St & Joseph Ln
Norris Rd & Tapley Rd
326 Lowell St
3 Ostis Way
130 Lowell St
110 Lowell St
Lil’s Way & Lowell St
7 Mohawk Ln
Smith Farm Trl & Lowell St
11 Smith Farm Trl
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Lovell Rd & Keniston Rd
4 Keniston Rd
385 Essex St
Essex St & Melody Ln
3 Jordan Rd
5 Currie Cir
380 Essex S
SUMMER STREET
Route J Pm
1 Charing Cross
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Candlewood Rd & Perkins
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Heritage Ln & Bryant St
SUMMER STREET
Route K Pm
53 Chestnut St
119 Chestnut St
Chestnut St & Bridle Path
353 Chestnut St
409 Chestnut St
Chestnut St & Alderney Way
13 Tophet Rd
16 Cortland Ln
5 Cooks Farm Ln
687 Chestnut St
576 Lowell St
482 Lowell St
Chestnut St & Sevinor Rd
90 Chestnut St
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Responsibility of Old Meeting House
falls to town Historical Commission
By Anne MArie ToBin
LYNNFIELD ― It’s official
- the management, control and
custody of the Meeting House is
back in the town’s hands.
The Select Board voted unanimously
Monday night to delegate
the responsibility of all
matters pertaining to the operation
of the Old Meeting House
to the Historical Commission.
“We feel that we are better
off managing the building
ourselves,” said Select Board
Chair Dick Dalton. “We decided
it would be best to not
have to go through the RFP
(request for proposal) process.
We have put management back
in control of the town so there
are no questions about what an
outsider might be doing with
the property. By managing it
ourselves, we can hold people
accountable, which we haven’t
done for many years. Now, we
know we can control it and we
will not allow the building to be
neglected.”
The vote comes months
after the town severed all ties
with the Lynnfield Historical
Society, an organization that,
for many years, had managed
the Meeting House under a mistaken
assumption that it had authority
to do so.
Town Counsel Thomas
Mullen said he had been asked
to give advice on “whether and
to what extent the Select Board
may authorize the Lynnfield
Historical Society, Inc. (the ‘society’)
to manage, use and occupy
the Old Meeting House.
“I must advise that no such
management, use or occupancy
be permitted,” Mullen said.
Mullen went on to say that,
under current law, private organizations
such as the Society
cannot be given control of a
town-owned property to run and
profit from as it sees fit without
a public bidding process (RFP)
designed to ensure that the town
receives the most advantageous
terms possible.
If the Select Board wished
to allow a private organization
to manage the building as
part of a concession arrangement,
Mullen said he would
advise that “a formal request
for proposals process be followed
to ensure satisfaction of
all applicable public bidding
requirements, that the selected
proposer prove its history of
tax compliance, and that rigorous
accounting standards be
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“I understand that the Select
Board is instead considering
whether to ask the Lynnfield
Historical Commission, which,
unlike the Society, is a public
body of the town, to manage
the Meeting House. Such a relationship
would have the advantage
of not requiring any bidding
or entangling the town in
a contract with a private entity.”
Dalton said the question
before the Select Board was
simple.
“Last night, it was a very
narrow question before us and
it came down to whether we
have the right to grant that right
to anyone, regardless of IRS
standing, without going through
an RFP process, and the answer
is we do not,” he said. “Without
an RFP we simply do not have
the right to grant it to anyone,
regardless of IRS standing or
anything else without going
through the RFP process. The
long-standing relationship,
whatever it was, with the society
is not a valid legal relationship.
The society is simply
an outside organization with no
rights. The issue is, we needed
to put management back in control
of the town and then there
is no question that we are doing
Find our
this properly.”
Mullen said it was clear that
the town never had authority to
convey the property to any outside
group unless after public
bidding.
“If you want to have that
arrangement with a private
organization, you need to
structure a very tight RFP,” he
said. “By asking the Historical
Commission, that has the benefit
of simplicity by avoiding
public bidding and entrapment
of any private organization.”
Mullen said the society is a
Massachusetts nonprofit corporation
that has lost its tax-exempt
status with the Internal
Revenue Service, failed to file
tax returns for several years
and was for some years out of
compliance with the Attorney
General’s Division of Public
Charities.
“Last month, the society successfully
registered with the
said division, but it has not yet
filed any annual reports, and
I am not aware that it has had
any success in regaining federal
tax-exempt status,” Mullen
said.
“I was surprised to learn that
the town has, for many years,
without any written agreement,
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permitted the society to arrange
rentals of the Meeting House,
to collect rent payments and to
apply the proceeds to the cost
of maintaining the building, all
without periodic accountings.”
Dalton said the town is in
the process of purchasing new
chairs, tables and other items
for the Meeting House and that
all of the old tables and chairs
have been removed from the
building.
“In the past, the quality of
work inside the building has
been poor quality and the
storage of the chairs and tables
was just dangerous,” Dalton
said. “We want everything to
be first class. We are so much
better off now that we can make
sure that the town can not only
maintain quality there but improve
it. Now that the town has
control, people will see marked
improvement inside and outside
not only at the Meeting House,
but at the Pope-Richard House
as well. Never have I had more
glowing compliments than
since we have done this beautiful
work on the common, and
now having the ability to continue
that work with the buildings,
it will only get better. We
know this is the right direction.”
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North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15)
Thursday, Oct. 21
Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:45)
Monday, Oct. 25
Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45)
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Lynnfield at Greater Lowell (4)
Girls Soccer
Friday, Sept. 10
North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15)
Monday, Sept. 13
Lynnfield at Triton (3:45)
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Lynnfield at Rockport (3:45)
Saturday, Sept. 18
Essex Tech at Lynnfield (10)
Monday, Sept. 20
Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:45)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Lynnfield at Newburyport (4:15)
Saturday, Sept. 25
Danvers at Lynnfield (10)
Monday, Sept. 27
Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Georgetown at Lynnfield (6)
Monday, Oct. 4
Newburyport at Lynnfield (5:45)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Lynnfield at Marblehead (4)
Friday, Oct. 8
Lynnfield at Amesbury (3:45)
Monday, Oct. 11
Ipswich at Lynnfield (10)
Friday, Oct. 15
Triton at Lynnfield (3:45)
Tuesday, Oct. 19
Lynnfield at North Reading (4:45)
Thursday, Oct. 21
Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (4)
Saturday, Oct. 23
Lynnfield at Wayland (5:30)
Monday, Oct. 25
Lynnfield at Pentucket (3:45)
Golf
Thursday, Sept. 2
Rockport at Lynnfield (3)
Wednesday, Sept. 8
Pentucket at Lynnfield (3)
Monday, Sept. 13
Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Ipswich at Lynnfield (3)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Lynnfield at Essex Tech (3:30)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (3:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Lynnfield at Triton (3:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Essex Tech at Lynnfield (3)
Thursday, Sept. 30
North Reading at Lynnfield (3)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:30)
Field Hockey
Thursday, Sept. 9
Lynnfield at North Reading (4:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Triton at Lynnfield (3:45)
Thursday, Sept. 16
Rockport at Lynnfield (3)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3:45)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Newburyport at Lynnfield (4:15)
Friday, Sept. 24
Lynnfield at Tyngsborough (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Lynnfield at Pentucket (3:45)
Thursday, Sept. 30
Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45)
Thursday, Oct. 7
Amesbury at Lynnfield (7)
Friday, Oct. 8
Beverly at Lynnfield (4)
Monday, Oct. 11
Lynnfield at Ipswich (10)
Thursday, Oct. 14
Lynnfield at Triton (3:45)
Monday, Oct. 18
North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15)
Friday, Oct. 22
Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:45)
Saturday, Oct. 23
Andover at Lynnfield (10)
Monday, Oct. 25
Danvers at Lynnfield (4:15)
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Pentucket at Lynnfield (7)
Volleyball
Monday, Sept. 6
Triton at Lynnfield (5:30)
Thursday, Sept. 9
Lynnfield at Pentucket (5:30)
Monday, Sept. 13
Georgetown at Lynnfield (5:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Lynnfield at North Reading (6)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Masconomet at Lynnfield (5:30)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (5:30)
Monday, Sept. 27
Newburyport at Lynnfield (5:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Lynnfield at Ipswich (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 1
Lynnfield at Triton (5:30)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Pentucket at Lynnfield (5:30)
Thursday, Oct. 7
Lynnfield at Georgetown (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 8
Reading at Lynnfield (5:30)
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Lynnfield at Arlington Catholic (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 15
North Andover at Lynnfield (5:30)
Tuesday, Oct. 19
Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (5:30)
Thursday, Oct. 21
Lynnfield at Newburyport (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 22
Lynnfield at Lynn Classical (5:30)
Monday, Oct. 25
Ipswich at Lynnfield (5:30)
Lynnfield at North Reading (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 29
Lynnfield at North Andover (5:30)
Cross Country
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Lynnfield at Triton (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:30)
PEABODY
Football
Friday, Sept. 10
Peabody at Revere (7)
Friday, Sept. 17
Masconomet at Peabody (7)
Friday, Sept. 24
Beverly at Peabody (7)
Friday, Oct. 1
Marblehead at Peabody (7)
Friday, Oct. 8
Swampscott at Peabody (7)
Friday, Oct. 15
Peabody at Winthrop (7)
Friday, Oct. 22
Gloucester at Peabody (7)
Friday, Oct. 29
Peabody at Salem (7)
Thursday, Nov. 25
Saugus at Peabody (10)
Boys Soccer
FALL 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Peabody at Salem (4)
Friday, Sept. 17
Masconomet at Peabody (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Peabody at Swampscott (4)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Gloucester at Peabody (4)
Saturday, Sept. 25
Billerica at Peabody (2)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Beverly at Peabody (6)
Friday, Oct. 1
Danvers at Peabody (4)
Saturday, Oct. 2
Peabody at Lynn Classical (6)
Monday, Oct. 4
Peabody at Dracut (6)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Peabody at Winthrop (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Peabody at Masconomet (4)
Thursday, Oct. 14
Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Monday, Oct. 18
Marblehead at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Swampscott at Peabody (4)
Saturday, Oct. 23
Peabody at Danvers (10)
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Peabody at Beverly (4)
Thursday, Oct. 28
Peabody at Saugus (4)
Girls Soccer
Friday, Sept. 10
Newton North at Peabody (4)
Saturday, Sept. 12
Danvers at Peabody (2)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Salem at Peabody (4)
Friday, Sept. 17
Peabody at Masconomet (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Swampscott at Peabody (4)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Peabody at Gloucester (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Peabody at Beverly (4)
Saturday, Oct. 2
Danvers at Peabody (4)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Winthrop at Peabody (4)
Thursday, Oct. 7
Peabody at Central Catholic (7:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Masconomet at Peabody (4)
Monday, Oct. 18
Peabody at Marblehead (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Peabody at Swampscott (4)
Saturday, Oct. 23
North Andover at Peabody (11)
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Beverly at Peabody (4)
Thursday, Oct. 28
Saugus at Peabody (6)
Golf
Thursday, Sept. 2
Peabody at Gloucester (4)
Thursday, Sept. 9
Saugus at Peabody (4)
Monday, Sept. 13
Peabody at Salem (4)
Monday, Sept. 20
Masconomet at Peabody (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Peabody at Marblehead (4)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Beverly at Peabody (4)
Monday, Sept. 27
Gloucester at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Peabody at Saugus (4)
Thursday, Sept. 30
Peabody at Winthrop (4)
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Tuesday, Oct. 5
Salem at Peabody (4)
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Swampscott at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Peabody at Danvers (4)
Field Hockey
Friday, Sept. 10
Peabody at Masconomet (4)
Monday, Sept. 13
Swampscott at Peabody (4)
Friday, Sept. 17
Everett at Peabody (4)
Monday, Sept. 20
Gloucester at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Peabody at Danvers (4)
Friday, Sept. 24
Everett at Peabody (4)
Monday, Sept. 27
Revere at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Peabody at Beverly (4)
Friday, Oct. 1
Peabody at Marblehead (4)
Monday, Oct. 4
Masconomet at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Peabody at Swampscott (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Danvers at Peabody (4)
Friday, Oct. 15
Peabody at Gloucester (4)
Monday, Oct. 18
Peabody at Revere (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Saugus at Peabody (4)
Monday, Oct. 25
Peabody at Everett (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Beverly at Peabody (4)
Friday, Oct. 29
Marblehead at Peabody (4)
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PEABODY
Volleyball
Thursday, Sept. 9
Peabody at North Andover (5:30)
Friday, Sept. 10
Peabody at Woburn (5:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Peabody at Marblehead (5:30)
Friday, Sept. 17
Swampscott at Peabody (5:30)
Monday, Sept. 20
Peabody at Swampscott (5:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Peabody at Masconomet (5:30)
Friday, Sept. 24
Central Catholic at Peabody (5:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Peabody at Saugus (5:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 30
Peabody at Danvers (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 1
Medford at Peabody (5:30)
Monday, Oct. 4
Marblehead at Peabody (5:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Salem at Peabody (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 8
North Reading at Peabody (5:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Masconomet at Peabody (5:30)
Friday, Oct. 15
Peabody at Melrose (5:30)
Monday, Oct. 18
Peabody at Beverly (5:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Danvers at Peabody (5:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Peabody at Medford (5:30)
Thursday, Oct. 28
Winthrop at Peabody (5:30)
Cross Country
Thursday, Sept. 9
Swampscott at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Peabody at Danvers (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Masconomet at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Marblehead at Peabody (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Peabody at Beverly (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Peabody at Gloucester (4)
BISHOP FENWICK
Football
Friday, Sept. 10
South Hadley at Bishop Fenwick (7)
Friday, Sept. 17
Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (7)
Friday, Sept. 24
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (7)
Friday, Oct. 1
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (7)
Friday, Oct. 8
Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (7)
Friday, Oct. 15
Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (7)
Friday, Oct. 22
Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (7)
Friday, Oct. 29
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (7)
Thursday, Nov. 25
Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (10)
Boys Soccer
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Friday, Sept. 10
Newburyport at Bishop Fenwick (4:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Friday, Sept. 17
Hamilton-Wenham at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Monday, Sept. 20
Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5:30)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Monday, Sept. 27
Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Williams (TBD)
Monday, Oct. 4
Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (3:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Friday, Oct. 8
Bishop Fenwick at Masconomet (TBD)
Monday, Oct. 11
Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (2)
Thursday, Oct. 14
Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Saturday, Oct. 16
Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Monday, Oct. 18
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4)
Friday, Oct. 22
Bishop Fenwick at Malden Catholic (6)
FALL 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Thursday, Oct. 28
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Girls Soccer
Monday, Sept. 13
Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3:45)
Thursday, Sept. 16
Bishop Fenwick at Danvers (6:30)
Saturday, Sept. 18
Newburyport at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Monday, Sept. 20
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30)
Monday, Sept. 27
Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (3:30)
Friday, Oct. 1
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (4)
Monday, Oct. 4
Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Saturday, Oct. 9
Bishop Fenwick at Central Catholic (12)
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Saturday, Oct. 16
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (10)
Monday, Oct. 18
Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (4)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Saturday, Oct. 23
North Reading at Bishop Fenwick (12)
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Thursday, Oct. 27
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Golf
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3)
Wednesday, Sept. 8
Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Williams (3)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3)
Wednesday, Sept. 15
Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (3)
Thursday, Sept. 16
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3)
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (3)
Thursday, Oct. 7
Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (3)
Sunday, Oct. 10
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (5)
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (2:30)
Field Hockey
Thursday, Sept. 9
Bishop Fenwick at Chelmsford (TBD)
Friday, Sept. 10
Northeast at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Monday, Sept. 13
Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Central Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (TBD)
Thursday, Sept. 23
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Monday, Sept. 27
Danvers at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Thursday, Sept. 30
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Saturday, Oct. 2
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (3)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (4)
Thursday, Oct. 7
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (4)
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Bishop Fenwick at Bedford (4)
Thursday, Oct. 14
Northeast at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Tuesday, Oct. 19
Bishop Fenwick at Manchester-Essex (4)
Thursday, Oct. 21
North Reading at Bishop Fenwick (4)
Saturday, Oct. 23
Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (2)
Wednesday, Oct. 26
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Friday, Oct. 28
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Volleyball
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Danvers at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Friday, Sept. 10
Bishop Fenwick at Marblehead (5:30)
Saturday, Sept. 11
Bishop Fenwick at Wakefield (12:30)
Monday, Sept. 13
Ipswich at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Thursday, Sept. 16
Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Friday, Sept. 17
Bishop Fenwick at Masconomet (5:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5:30)
Thursday, Sept. 23
Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Thursday, Sept. 30
Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (5:30)
Saturday, Oct. 2
Swampscott at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (5:30)
Saturday, Oct. 9
Essex Tech at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Thursday, Oct. 14
Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (5:30)
Saturday, Oct. 16
Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (11)
Tuesday, Oct. 19
St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (5:30)
Thursday, Oct. 21
Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (5:30)
Saturday, Oct. 23
Bishop Fenwick at Danvers (5:30)
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Friday, Oct. 29
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD)
Cross Country
Saturday, Sept. 11
Bishop Fenwick at MSTCA Relays (TBD)
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Bishop Fenwick, St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman
(4)
Saturday, Sept. 18
Bishop Fenwick at McNiff Relays (10)
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Bishop Fenwick, Bishop Feehan, St. Joseph’s Prep
at Matignon (4)
Saturday, Sept. 25
Bishop Fenwick at Frank Kelley Invitational (9)
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Freshman/Sophomore
Meet (4)
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Bishop Fenwick, Bishop Stang at Archbishop Williams
(4)
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Arlington Catholic, Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick
(4)
Saturday, Oct. 16
Bishop Fenwick at Catholic Memorial Invitational
(9)
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Bishop Fenwick at CCL Championships (3)
Bishop Fenwick golf opens season with a loss to Austin Prep
FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK
Bishop Fenwick’s Leo Schroeder put up 25 points for the Crusaders in a season-opening loss to
Austin Prep Monday afternoon at Hillview Golf Club.
By Mike Alongi
NORTH READING —
Just like last year, the Bishop
Fenwick golf team was one of
the very first teams to compete
on the opening day of the fall
sports season.
But unfortunately for the
Crusaders, they couldn’t come
out with a win this time around
as Fenwick fell to Catholic
Central League foe Austin Prep
by a score of 175-164 Monday
afternoon at Hillview Golf
Club.
“It was a perfect day and you
couldn’t have asked for more
to start off the season,” said
Fenwick coach Jim McHugh.
“It’s always great to get back to
competing, and all of the guys
were really excited to get out
there.”
Tony Novak led the way for
Fenwick with 28 points, while
Leo Schroeder wasn’t far behind
with 25 points. Jason Romans
and Connor Cunningham each
put up 24 points, while Mike
Carter added 23 points.
“I was pretty happy with
how the guys played out there,”
said McHugh. “We didn’t blow
it out of the water but we also
didn’t have a terrible day. The
guys showed some promise and
there’s definitely things for us
to build on.”
For Fenwick, which graduated
its four most experienced
players last spring, Monday’s
match was more about getting
reps for the younger players and
getting them more comfortable
on the course.
“I think the biggest thing for
us is just getting experience and
continuing to work hard each
and every day,” said McHugh.
“I think if we can come out and
just clean up things like putting
and short game, we’ll be in a
good spot.”
And now the Crusaders will
have more than a week off before
their next match, meaning
there is plenty of time to put in
work on the practice tee.
“It’s definitely nice to now
have this time to go back and
work on things,” said McHugh.
“We saw what we looked like
in a match against a good team,
and now we can go back and
work on the things we didn’t do
as well.”
Fenwick (0-1) returns to action
next Tuesday (4) against
CCL rival St. Mary’s on the
road at Gannon Municipal Golf
Course.
“The guys are always excited
to go up against St. Mary’s,”
said McHugh. “They’re obviously
one of the best teams
in the CCL every year, so we
know we’ll have to bring our
best if we want to get a win.”

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Lynnfield, Peabody meet in football scrimmage
PHOTOS | Spenser Hasak
Peabody football coach Mark Bettencourt gives out instructions during
Saturday’s scrimmage against Lynnfield.
Lynnfield football coach Pat Lamusta looks on during his team’s scrimmage
against Peabody.
Lynnfield’s Cam Marengi jumps into the air to make a catch against Peabody.
Peabodys John Lucas is dragged down by a group of Lynnfield
defenders on Saturday.
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The Lynnfield football team tries to fire up its offense during Saturday’s scrimmage against Peabody.
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Must-make simple, healthy zucchini recipes
Zucchini rollatini are a creative way to use up the summer’s most bountiful vegetable.
PHOTO | KRISTEN REED
By Kristen reed
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In a medium bowl, combine
too soft). Broil 4-5 min or until
Do you have a bunch of zucchini
growing in your garden
right now?
Looking for some new,
healthy and fun recipes to add to
your mix?
I’ve got you!
Zucchini is in full bloom
right now, and since it’s one
of the easiest veggies to grow,
I highly recommend planting
some of these seeds for your
own garden. Not only is it fun
to harvest your healthy produce
and save money while doing it,
it’s also super satisfying to grow
your own goodies and get the
kids involved, too. Tip: kids are
much more likely to eat veggies
if they’re involved with growing
and picking them!
Whether you have your own
zucchini or you get some from
your local farmer’s market, let’s
make some fun and healthy zucchini
recipes full of potassium,
fiber, and vitamins A, B and C.
It’s one of the most versatile veggies
around ― from desserts, to
sides to main dishes ― as you’ll
see below. Here are four of my
favorites that even veggie-haters
will love!
Zucchini Rollatini (inspired
by the Defined Dish)
INGREDIENTS:
Quick Bolognese
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
3/4 cup finely diced carrot
3/4 cup finely diced yellow
onion (about 1/2 of a medium
onion)
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 lb ground beef (or omit for
vegetarian)
1 tsp kosher salt
1/4 tsp crushed red pepper
flakes
1/2 tsp dried thyme
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1 [15 ounce] jar of marinara
(I love Rao’s brand)
1/4 cup water
1 bay leaf
1/2 cup milk, creamer, or
heavy cream
Zucchini roll-ups
1 8-ounce carton ricotta
1 egg
1/4 tsp kosher salt
sprinkle of black pepper
1/4 cup finely diced parsley
2 zucchini
fresh basil for serving
INSTRUCTIONS:
Preheat oven to 375F.
Make the Quick Bolognese:
Heat a cast-iron skillet (or another
oven-safe skillet) with oil
over medium heat. Add the carrot,
onion and garlic.
Cook, stirring, until onions
are slightly tender; about 4 minutes.
Once onions are softened,
add the ground beef, kosher salt,
freshly ground black pepper,
crushed red pepper flakes, dried
thyme and dried oregano. Cook,
breaking up meat with back of
a spoon, until meat is browned,
5 to 7 minutes. Drain off excess
fat and return to the skillet over
medium heat.
Add the marinara, water, bay
leaf and dairy-free creamer to
the skillet and stir to combine.
Reduce heat and let the sauce
simmer over medium-low heat,
uncovered, while you prepare
the zucchini roll ups.
the ricotta, egg, salt, pepper and
parsley. Stir until well combined,
set aside.
Trim the ends of the squash.
Using a mandolin (or with a
sharp knife), slice lengthwise
into thin planks. Lay slices a single
layer on a kitchen hand towel
and continue until all are sliced
thin.
To assemble, slightly overlap
two slices of the zucchini
and add one tablespoon of the
ricotta mixture at one end then
gently roll. Once rolled, nestle
each zucchini roll-up seam side
down into the simmering sauce.
Continue until all are rolled and
nestled. (You should end up with
12-14 roll-ups). If you have any
remaining ricotta mixture, scatter
some dollops on top of the
roll-ups in the skillet.
Transfer skillet to the oven
and cook, uncovered until the
zucchini is just tender, about
9-10 minutes. You want the zucchini
to still have a slight bite to
it, and not be soggy.
Remove from oven and allow
to cool for 5 minutes. Garnish
with fresh basil and enjoy!
Healthy Flourless Zucchini
Muffins
INGREDIENTS:
1 cup grated zucchini
1 cup creamy almond butter
1/4 cup maple syrup or honey
3 eggs, beaten
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/3 cup chocolate chips (I
love Hu brand)
Preheat oven to 350°F and
spray muffin tin well with cooking
spray.
Measure 1 cup of grated zucchini
then wrap the zucchini in
paper towels, cheese cloth, or a
kitchen towel and squeeze out as
much liquid as possible.
Add everything except chocolate
chips to a medium mixing
bowl. Mix until well combined
and then gently stir in chocolate
chips.
Fill about ¾ full with the
muffin mixture. Top with extra
chocolate chips, if desired.
Bake for 20 minutes, or until
the tops are set and a toothpick
inserted into the center comes
out clean. Cool for 5 minutes,
and if they’re sticking at all trace
a butter knife along the rim of
the muffin tin to help loosen the
muffin to get them out in one
piece. These can be frozen for 4
months! Enjoy!
Zucchini Mini Pizzas
INGREDIENTS:
2 large zucchini, sliced in
1/4” thick rounds
1/2 cup pizza, marinara, or
tomato sauce
1 teaspoon oregano
2 cups mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup parmesan cheese
pizza toppings
INSTRUCTIONS:
Preheat oven to 450°F. Line
a baking pan with foil or use a
silicon mat.
Arrange zucchini on pan.
Top zucchini slices with pizza
sauce, oregano, cheese and
your favorite pizza toppings.
Bake 4-5 min or until zucchi-
cheese is bubbly. Enjoy!
Crispy Zucchini Fritters
INGREDIENTS:
2 large zucchini
2 large eggs lightly beaten
1/2 cup chopped green onions
1 cup almond flour or all purpose
flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp plus 1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp ground black pepper
INSTRUCTIONS:
Wash zucchini and trim off
ends. Grate zucchini and place in
a large mixing bowl, stir in 1 tsp
salt and set aside for 10 minutes.
Then, squeeze handfuls of
zucchini tightly over the sink to
remove extra water. It helps to
wring it out in a cheesecloth if
you have one. You should end up
with 3 1/2 to 4 cups of squeezed
dry zucchini. Transfer to a large
mixing bowl.
Add 1/2 cups chopped green
onion and 2 lightly beaten eggs.
In a small bowl, stir together
flour with baking powder, garlic
powder, salt and black pepper.
Add flour mixture into zucchini
mixture and stir until well combined.
Place a large heavy bottomed
cast iron over medium-high
heat. Add 2 Tbsp olive oil over
medium high heat. Once the oil
is hot, add the zucchini mixture
one heaping tablespoon at a time
and flatten out the tops slightly
to make them round. Sauté 3-5
minutes per side or until golden
brown. Can be served with a dollop
of sour cream or a drizzle of
1/2 tsp freshly ground black
Make the Roll-Ups:
INSTRUCTIONS:
ni is tender (you don’t want it
spicy mayo. Enjoy!

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Gnocchi so good, it shuts down a parking lot
PHOTOS | Tréa Lavery
Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse at MarketStreet Lynnfield hosted another parking lot
party on Wednesday, August 25, 2021.
The Massive Groove Bank performs at the parking lot party.
Chefs prepare gnocchi bolognese at the parking lot party at Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse
at MarketStreet Lynnfield.
A crowd sits eating, drinking, and socializing during the parking lot party at Davio’s Northern
Italian Steakhouse.
Brea Lucci of Beverly and her dog, Amber, listen to music at
the parking lot party at Davio’s.