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Five Things You Need To Know, Nov. 4
It's trick or treating time in Lynnfield Sunday evening.
Today is Friday, Nov. 4. Here are five things you need to know.
Trick Or Treat! – Don’t forget that Sunday evening, Nov. 6 is trick or treat time in Lynnfield for this year. Town officials made the decision to postpone Halloween on Monday due to fallen wires and tree limbs. Suggested trick or treat times are 5 to 8 p.m., although this weekend we also turn our clocks back (2 a.m.. Sunday) – so parents of younger children may want to plan accordingly since it will be getting dark that much earlier. It remains to be seen if the town will get many trick or treaters from other surrounding communities – so there’s a good excuse to stock up on some marked-down Halloween candy.
Soccer: The Lynnfield High School boys and girls soccer teams have both made it to the MIAA post-season tournament. The boys soccer team, which got a bye in the preliminary round, plays Sunday at noon in a home game against either Winthrop or Newburyport. The girls team, which also had a bye in the preliminary round, plays against Lowell Catholic on Saturday at noon at Rivier College.
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Field Hockey: The LHS field hockey team continues their tournament run today at 2:30 p.m. against Watertown with a quarterfinal game at Waltham High School.
Flu Clinic: The Lynnfield Board of Health holds a flu clinic today for those age 19 and over from 9 a.m. to noon. The Clinic will be held at the , 525 Salem Street, Lynnfield. Those taking part must have no allergies to eggs or egg products and no history of Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS). Most insurance is accepted, please bring your cards. There is a $10 fee for those whose insurance will not provide coverage for the flu clinic.
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Saturday Library Activities: The library is having a cowboy and cowgirl party Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Kids are invited to bring their cowboy hats and boots and drop in for some stories about cowboys and to do a craft. Also at the library Saturday at noon, the Teen Brunch Book Club has a meeting.
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