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Paxton Barraza to compete at Jr. Nationals Freestyle Championships

Paxton Barraza to compete at Jr. Nationals Freestyle Championships

 

MELROSE—Fourteen-year-old Paxton Barraza, of Hillside Avenue in Melrose, is gaining recognition in the world of freestyle skiing as he prepares to represent the Northeast at the prestigious Junior Nationals Freestyle Championships held at the Olympic Park in Park City, Utah, beginning on March 17. Competing…

 

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Lynn End in the American Revolution

By ALAN FOULDS
Lynnfield Historical Society

LYNNFIELD — On April 18 and 19, 1775, the village of Lynn End – today Lynnfield – went to war against the world’s most powerful army.

Lynn End joined forces with neighbors in Lexington, Concord, Reading, Woburn, Salem, Danvers and nearly all of Eastern Massachusetts in defending the rights…

 

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Supporting Lynnfield youth

A HEALTHY LYNNFIELD Youth Council Leader Lauren Lane and Lynnfield High School Assistant Principal Mike McLeod unveil the Resource Magnet Project. The students researched, designed and distributed a magnet for all adults in the building to keep on desks and file cabinets so they have easy access to important phone numbers for students in need. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Sports: March 13, 2025

 

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Wakefield’s Beede one of five Northeast hockey players named to All-Star team

Northeast Tech Hockey 2025
RYAN BEEDE, a sophomore defenseman from Wakefield, was recently named a CAC All-Star for the Northeast Metro Tech boys’ hockey team. (Courtesy Photo)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

WAKEFIELD — Five members of the Northeast Metro Tech hockey team made the Commonwealth Athletic Conference All-Star team this season.

The five Golden Knights to make the team are Joe…

 

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Schools’ budget plan is lean

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD – The proposed School Department budget for Fiscal Year 2026 is currently $55,425,161, a $3,105,462 or 5.94 percent increase over Fiscal 2025’s $52,319,699, which was a 5.5 percent increase over Fiscal 2024.

When grants, gifts and state and federal aid is factored in later, the numbers will be different.

“For the last six…

 

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Joseph Robert Martin

Proudly served in Peace Corps

WAKEFIELD — In loving memory of Joseph Robert Martin, May 17, 1941 to March 6, 2025, affectionately known by his family and friends as Bob or Bobby.

Bob was born in Medford to Joseph and Margaret (Gallant) Martin, both of Prince Edward Island, Canada. He attended Holy Cross College and…

 

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Schools to get some funding relief from city

MELROSE — Officials want to make clear that setting an amount of money to spend in the coming fiscal year is an ever-evolving process, and this week the School Committee was told the city was going to provide about $200,000 more to help with a looming shortfall in city education.

The School Department is now

 

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Go team go!

FANS WERE were feeling patriotic on Thursday, March 6 at the O’Brien Rink in Woburn for the Div. 3 Elite 8 game between No. 7 seed Melrose boys’ hockey and No. 2 Medfield. Melrose had lots of hometown support despite a 2-0 loss that ended a fantastic season. (Photo by Dan Murphy, murphymediagroup.net)

 

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Financial Task Force will hold sessions for residents, stakeholders

MELROSE —Mayor Jen Grigoraitis convened the first meeting of her administration’s Financial Task Force on Friday, March 7. 

The task force was created by Mayor Grigoraitis to advise her administration on options for a November 2025 Proposition 2 1⁄2 Override referendum. The group will formulate one or more override questions to address the…

 

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