Lynnfield officials said town employees were placed on leave pending an investigation into hate language heard on the video and audio feed.
Local residents are invited to stop by the Lynnfield Public Library from 9-10 a.m.
What You Need to Know About Recent Changes
Lynnfield resident recognized at Massachusetts Military Appreciation Day at State House
Money will fund upgrades at Glen Meadow Little League field, middle school
Money will fund protective equipment for local firefighters, along with fire safety education for students and seniors
State funding will facilitate the implementation of a DPW work order system
Eligible residents can get a refundable tax credit when filing 2024 state income taxes
Local residents are invited to stop by the library from 9-10 a.m.
Funding will pay for personal protective equipment for local first responders
Will lead 25-member House GOP caucus for 2025-2026 legislative session
First office hours of the new year set for January 10 at Lynnfield Library
Special commission included in newly signed law to license recovery coaches and combat opioid abuse
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New law requires insurance coverage for follow-up screenings and exams
We Are Expanding Appointment-Based Services at Our Local Social Security Offices
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Legislation aims to protect public safety by targeting dangerous criminals
We Are Proud to Serve the American People
Legislation authorizes using interest from state's Stabilization Fund to help secure federal infrastructure assistance for Massachusetts
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Hispanic Heritage Month
Legislation renaming Mass. Rehabilitation Commission also strikes archaic laws stigmatizing individuals with disabilities
Don't Be Afraid to Report It
We Value the Efforts All Teachers Make
Local legislator has never missed a roll call and has now been recorded on more than 8,000 consecutive votes
New animal welfare protections will take effect January 1
Bill was signed into law by Governor Healey on July 31
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Recipients include municipalities, school districts and public utility departments
Funds eyed for mental health and substance abuse programs, library renovations design, preserving West Burying Ground and Old Burying Ground
We Encourage You To help Protect Your Information
We Aim to Reduce Language Barriers
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