Frank Conte

United States

Director of External Affairs at CommonWealth

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Sports: May 29, 2025

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte
Front Page: May 29, 2025

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte
Laxmen beat Wilmington 21-7 on Senior Night

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

Set to host Ashland for first round game on MondayWAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High boys’ lacrosse team finished their regular season on a three-game winning streak, taking a 14-3 record into the Div. 3 state tournament. The Warriors followed up a 22-2 win over Watertown on May 19 with a 21-7 victory over Wilmington on Senior Night, May 21. They topped Manchester-Essex 13-4 in the finale on Friday. Wakefield earned the No. 8 seed in the Div.
School Choice okayed for high school grades

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

By NEIL ZOLOTWAKEFIELD — The School Committee voted to participate in School Choice for high school grades, not grades 2-12 as originally proposed by Superintendent Doug Lyons, at their meeting Tuesday, May 27. “Class size could be an issue,” member Kevin Fontanella said. “The high school has space, but the elementary schools are more compressed.”The vote was 5-1, with Chairman Stephen Ingalls dissenting and Kevin Piskadlo absent.
Remembering Michael Salvatore

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

Directors of the Hartshorne House deserve our praise for a lot of reasons, but a recent move to honor one of their own exemplified their well-meaningless. The directors recently dedicated a very special remembrance for the late Michael Salvatore, a two-time past president of the Hartshorne House Association and longtime director, who lost his 10-year battle with cancer last year at the age of 54.
Honor and remember

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

RIFLE SQUAD members, from left, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Charles Leach, U.S. Army veteran Paul Donato, U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division veteran Jack Lukas and U.S. Navy veteran Tom Bogart fired shots into the air at Forest Hill Cemetery in honor of fallen U.S. service members during the town’s Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday. (Candy Orlando Photo)
Got geraniums? | Local Headline News

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

REALTOR ELLEN RUBBICO CRAWFORD (at left) hosted the Geraniumfest table at the Healthy Living Expo along with, second from left, Bootie Stevens, Tricia Torosion and Marilyn Rubbico outside of Lynnfield Middle School on May 17. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
Baseball team finishes stellar regular season at 16-4

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield High baseball team concluded their regular season this weekend in the annual Brendan Grant Memorial Baseball Tournament. After beating Burlington 4-1 in the first round on Friday — a game moved over from Belmont High to Lynnfield’s turf field due to the weather — the Pioneers fell to Reading 4-1 in the championship game. The loss to the Rockets was the first Pioneer defeat since April 22, snapping a 13-game winning streak as Lynnfield finished the regular season at 16-4.
Second-half surge sends laxmen to win over Masco

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCILYNNFIELD — In their final game of the regular season on May 22, the Lynnfield High boys’ lacrosse team beat Masconomet, 15-12, at home on a rainy, raw day. With the non-league win, the Pioneers ended up at 12-6 overall as they were also able to snap their four-game losing streak. “It was a much-needed win heading into the tournament,” stated Lynnfield head coach Pat Lamusta. The Pioneers trailed, 10-8, at the half as they outscored the Chieftains, 7-2, in the second half.
Softball team gets ready for state tournament

1 week ago | localheadlinenews.com | Frank Conte

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCILYNNFIELD — It was a rough end to the regular season for the Lynnfield High softball team as they were shut out in their final two games. On May 23, the Pioneers lost, 9-0, at home to Wakefield on a cool, cloudy day. With that non-league defeat, the Pioneers ended up at 10-10 overall. “It was a good game until the fifth inning when they blew it open,” said Pioneers head coach Hector Longo.