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Stories from the old burial ground: John Pearson, a tailor, helped found First Parish Church

THIS IS THE OLDEST grave marker in town.

By NANCY BERTRAND

Wakefield’s Old Burying Ground is like an outdoor museum, filled with ‘artifacts’ reaching back to the town’s beginnings. Visitors can find the truest testament to those brave pioneers who first settled here, and their only monuments left standing.

In one way or another, the

 

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1975 Hoop Team Reunion

Wakefield’s 1975 basketball team celebrates 50th anniversary of league championship

1975 Hoop Team Reunion
WAKEFIELD HIGH basketball legends recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of the 1975 Middlesex League champion and state semifinalist team at the Cape Neddick Country Club in Maine. Pictured is Steve Relihan ’75, Bob Moore ’73, Jim Melanson ’75, Tom Russo ’76, Austin Garofalo ’76, Scott Brown ’77, Roger Lapham ’75, Coach Sonny Lane, Bob Relihan

 

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Town Day 2025

Community spirit abounds at Town Day 2025

Town Day 2025
A LOT OF budding artists had a blast at Town Day.

 

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Marching Band competition Saturday night at NRHS

THE MARCHING HORNETS, with over 70 members, are thrilled to host and compete in a NESBA competition at NRHS on Saturday night, October 4 from 4-9 p.m. Fans will experience eight high school performances plus two collegiate exhibitions. See story inside today’s Transcript for ticket information. Leading the Marching Band in 2025-26 are 14 seniors

 

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SC views NFG as outside of its purview

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — School Committee members are taking a wait-and-see attitude on the Nicotine-Free Generation proposal before the town’s board of Board of Health and the state Senate bill 1568/House bill 2562, An Act to Create a Tobacco Free Generation  now before the legislature.

Both initiatives are moving forward independent of

 

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UPDATE: Gridmen improve to 4-0 with 49-21 win over Triton

Post publication update:
North Reading defeats Triton 49-21 (Oct. 3)

 

 

Published October 2, 2025

Gridmen improve to 3-0 with 42-6 win over Hamilton-Wenham

By DAN ZIMMERMAN

 

 

OTTO INDELICATO was “Otto-Matic” once again in NR’s win over Hamilton-Wenham. The senior captain rushed for 115 yards and 3 TD’s on just 6 carries.

 

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UPDATE: Field hockey team (9-4-1) wins next two following Newburyport loss

Post publication updates:
North Reading defeats Amesbury 2-1 (Oct. 6)
North Reading defeats Arlington Catholic 4-2 (Oct. 4)

North Reading falls to Newburyport 6-0 (Oct. 1)

 

 

Published October 2, 2025

Two wins and a tie send field hockey team to 7-3-1

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

 

BRITTANY MORRIS scored with 7:57 left to salvage

 

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RMLD Open House Oct. 9

READING — In celebration of National Public Power Week Oct. 6-10, the Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) is holding its annual Open House on Thursday, Oct. 9, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the RMLD Garage, 218 Ash St., Reading.   

All ages are invited to this free, family-friendly event which includes face painting, balloon art, a

 

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