Trash & Recycling Costs to Spike beginning July 1
This article appeared in the March 9 edition of The Lynnfield Villager and is excerpted here. By DAN TOMASELLO
The FREE 13-Gallon compost kits are in – but going fast!
DPW Director John Tomasz and members of the Recycling Committee are ramping up efforts to jump start resident participation in composting.
Conservation Commission Approves Eagle Scout Candidate Dan West's Proposal for New Bridge and Markings on Bow Ridge Trail
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Thinking about your lawn and gardens? Here's the GreenScapes Guide!
Spring is just around the corner, and now is the BEST time to think about your lawn, garden and landscaping!
Sign up for composting and maybe win a free tree!
DPW Director John Tomasz and members of the Recycling Committee are ramping up efforts to jump start resident participation in composting.
Sondria Berman to join Planning & Conservation
Lynnfield resident Sondria Berman will join the staff of Lynnfield Planning & Conservation February 1. As Land Use Assistant, she will... more ››
LHS Students showcase Composting Civics Action Project!
Composting in the LHS Cafeteria to Combat Food Waste was one of 15 student-led Civics Action Projects showcased at the high school on... more ››
LHS/WHS Swim Team can pick up and dispose of your Christmas Tree
ConCom signs Purchase & Sale Agreement for Richardson Green parcel!
In its Dec. 14, 2021 Conservation Commission meeting, board members signed the Purchase & Sale Agreement for the 20+ acre Richardson... more ››
Planning & Conservation is Hiring! Land Use Administrative Assistant
Planning and Conservation OfficeLAND USE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTPart-Time – Up to 19.5 hrs/week
Lynnfield’s Cademartori presents at PIE (Parker, Ipswich, Essex Rivers watersheds) annual meeting
Emilie Cademartori, Director of Planning & Conservation, was invited to present at the PIE-Rivers Partnership (Parker, Ipswich and... more ››
Select Board exercises Town's Right-of-First Refusal to purchase Richardson Green property!
In three unanimous votes, the Select Board voted in its Monday November 29 meeting to exercise the Town's Right of First... more ››
“A Vision for Willis Woods” community forum is presented
A highly successful community forum regarding “A Vision for Willis Woods” was held November 18, 2021. “A Vision for Willis Woods” is an... more ››
“A Vision for Willis Woods” - ZOOM forum - November 18 at 7:00pm
“A Vision for Willis Woods”
ATTENTION - 10 more Compost Tumblers - - first-come-first-served!!
The Recycling Committee has received additional grant money to make 10 more backyard tumbler composters available to Lynnfield... more ››
Time to Rake? Maybe not!
Time to Rake? Maybe not!Use (don’t dispose of) fallen leaves and grass clippings.
Tree preservation bylaw overwhelmingly approved by Lynnfield voters!!!
LYNNFIELD ― The Planning Board’s efforts to convince residents to adopt a tree-preservation bylaw may have taken more than two years, but... more ››
UMASS Amherst Sophomore completes Conservation Department Internship
Lynnfield’s Owen Blacker, a sophomore pursuing environmental science studies at UMASS Amherst, has completed a summer internship under the... more ››
01940 article - "Woods, Will, and a Way" - Willis Woods Vision project
This article appeared in the Fall, 2021 edition of 01940 Magazine, and is printed in its entirety here. Where there's... more ››
Lynnfield Awarded $1.6M grant for Richardson Green purchase
This article appeared in the September 8, 2021 edition of The Lynnfield Villager and is reprinted in its entirety here... more ››