Wakefield
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SJS 2025-26 term 4 honor roll
WAKEFIELD — Beth Coppinger, principal at Saint Joseph School, has announced that the following students in grades six through eight have achieved honor roll status for the fourth term of the 2025-2026 school year. Grade 6 Excellence: Elijah Bartolini, Isaiah Carteiro, Cameron Knowles, Caterina Vanoni High Honors: Morgan Bethune, Sophia DaSilva, Charles Fusco, Aubrey Jones, Tessa……
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Local residents earn honors at St. John’s Prep
DANVERS — St. John’s Prep recently announced the names of students who earned academic honors for the fourth quarter of the 2025–2026 school year, which ended on May 29, 2026. Students who qualified for the Head of School’s List earned grades of A- or above in all courses; students who qualified for the Principal’s List……
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Healey intervenes but Brigham nurses, home care workers strike
By ALISON KUZNITZ State House News Service BOSTON — A negotiating stalemate between Mass General Brigham and thousands of nurses and home care clinicians spilled into Gov. Maura Healey’s office Monday, as she pushed for a compromise ahead of a historic strike this week. It did not work, as more than 4,000 registered nurses at……
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More than a listing: The story of the Wakefield Building
By MICHELLE VISCO WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Building, located at 414-416 Main Street, went up for sale in May, and Andrew McCaul, a local realtor, will be selling it with his partner Nadia Mounsif on behalf of Jack Palano, the building’s owner. The Wakefield Building holds much history and is a historic landmark in town……
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Political Notebook: An endorsement, poll results and more as campaigns heat up
The following releases were submitted by either the candidates, their offices or groups supporting them. Reproductive rights group backs Lipper-Garabedian for State Senate MELROSE – Reproductive Equity Now has endorsed Kate Lipper-Garabedian in the Democratic primary for the 5th Middlesex District State Senate seat. The organization, which advocates for reproductive freedom and healthcare access, cited……
North Reading
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Rep Jones cancels July 10 office hour
Published in the North Reading Transcript on July 9, 2026 NORTH READING — Due to unforeseen circumstances, the monthly district office hours of House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading) scheduled for Friday, July 10 have been canceled. Constituents in need of assistance may contact Rep. Jones’ office at 617-722-2100. They can also email……
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Front Page published July 9, 2026
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Dana-Farber Mammography Van at IRP Aug. 4
Published in the North Reading Transcript on July 2, 2026 NORTH READING — Are you due for your breast cancer screening? Then save yourself some time and the hassle of a commute into Boston or other area hospitals by scheduling an appointment today on Dana-Farber’s Mammography Van! The van is coming to Ipswich River Park……
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Summertimes (Part 1)
Published in the North Reading Transcript on July 2, 2026 By VIRGINIA MCNEIL SLEP When I was a child, growing up on Mount Vernon Street, summer was a time of open windows. Nobody had air conditioning…even the stores in Reading Square just propped their doors open all day and hung up strips of……
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Four named to WPI dean’s list
Published in the North Reading Transcript on July 2, 2026 WORCESTER — Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) has announced the dean’s list for academic excellence for the spring 2026 semester, which includes four students from North Reading. The criteria for the WPI dean’s list differ from that of most other universities as WPI does not compute……
Melrose
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Delegation backs early literacy bill
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 BOSTON—State Senator Jason Lewis and State Representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian joined their colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature to pass legislation to strengthen early literacy education for young learners by ensuring reading instruction is rooted in proven, evidence-based practices. Despite Massachusetts being recognized as a national leader……
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EV charging landscape leaves app-based drivers apprehensive
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 ELECTRIC VEHICLE charging stations at a New York service plaza. (Photo by J Dean on Unsplash) By ALISON KUZNITZ State House News Service BOSTON — As regulators look to increase the use of electric vehicles at rideshare companies, Uber and Lyft representatives balked recently at……
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State Senate hopeful endorsed by Boston Teachers Union
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 CAREY McDONALD MALDEN – The following was submitted by the candidate’s campaign staff. This June, State Sen. candidate Carey McDonald was endorsed by the Boston Teachers Union for the 5th Middlesex seat. The announcement marks additional support for the candidate with the most endorsements from……
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Melrose residents to ride in 2026 Pan-Mass Challenge
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 NEEDHAM — This August 1 and 2, the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) will bring together more than 6,000 cyclists and 4,000 volunteers to raise money for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The challenge, which raises more money for charity than any other……
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Jamaleddines to open local eatery
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 MELROSE — Maya Jamaleddine will soon be serving us food from her native land. The At-Large City Councilor won approval this week to open Shawbak Lebanese Eatery and Bakery at 36-40 West Wyoming Ave. All offerings will be made from scratch, said Jamaleddine, who appeared……
Lynnfield
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Front Page: July 8, 2026
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Happy 250th birthday America!
Published in the Lynnfield Villager on July 8, 2026 ANTONIO SORDILLO AND HIS FAMILY helped the community celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday in style by leading the annual Fourth of July Pillings Pond Parade. The weather was perfect and all the participants had a great time. Sordillo and family leads the Boat Parade each……
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Village Happenings
Published in the Lynnfield Villager on July 8, 2026 WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 Anti-Hate Task Force meeting, 6 p.m., Maney Room at Town Hall. Lynnfield Rotary Concert on the Common, 6-8 p.m., Town Common. Coloring Club, 6-8 p.m., Lynnfield Library. THURSDAY, JULY 9 Classic Film Club, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Lynnfield Library. Virtual Yoga Class, 12-1 p.m……
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Beacon Hill Roll Call
Published in the Lynnfield Villager on July 8, 2026 THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call reports local representatives’ and senators’ votes on roll calls from the week of June 29-July 3. During the week of June 29-July 3, the House met for a total of 11 hours and 34 minutes and the Senate……
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Senior news and activities
Published in the Lynnfield Villager on July 8, 2026 LYNNFIELD — Get ready to soak up the sunshine at the Lynnfield Senior Center. Summer is here, and there’s no better time to join the Senior Center for fun seasonal programs, engaging activities, and community gatherings created especially for adults 60 and older. To view the……
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More than a listing: The story of the Wakefield Building
By MICHELLE VISCO WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Building, located at 414-416 Main Street, went up for sale in May, and Andrew McCaul, a local realtor, will be selling it with his partner Nadia Mounsif on behalf of Jack Palano, the building’s owner. The Wakefield Building holds much history and is a historic landmark in town……
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Happy 250th birthday America!
Published in the Lynnfield Villager on July 8, 2026 ANTONIO SORDILLO AND HIS FAMILY helped the community celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday in style by leading the annual Fourth of July Pillings Pond Parade. The weather was perfect and all the participants had a great time. Sordillo and family leads the Boat Parade each……
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Rotary’s ‘Concerts on the Common’ return July 8
LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield Rotary’s Concerts on the Common will begin on Wednesday, July 8. The 12 Barz Band will be performing from 6-8 p.m. on the Town Common on Wednesday, July 8. The Rico Barr Band will playing from 6-8 p.m. on the Town Common on Wednesday, July 15. Rick Desanctis will be performing from……
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Flying High Frisbee Dogs at IRP July 8
Published in the North Reading Transcript on July 2, 2026 By MAUREEN DOHERTY NORTH READING — Now in its 29th season, the Friends of North Reading Parks and Recreation will present the second of four Summer BBQs and family-friendly entertainment next Wednesday night, July 8 at Ipswich River Park, 15 Central St. The food……
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Sheriff’s Office welcomes 18 new correction officers
Published in the Melrose Weekly News on July 3, 2026 MEMBERS OF THE 54th Basic Training Academy pose for a class photo alongside training academy staff, command staff members and Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian (front row center). WINCHESTER – Eighteen new correction officers formally joined the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office on Friday, May……
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Triple digits!
Photo published in the North Reading Transcript on July 2, 2026 WITH A SMILE as bright as the candles on her birthday cake, the town’s newest centenarian, Marjorie Flot, was feted during a special birthday celebration arranged by the staff at the Edith O’Leary Senior Center. Marjorie was born on June 29, 1926 and……