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Hundreds attend ‘Country Store’ fundraiser

THE JENSEN BROTHERS, from left, Drew, William and Derek had a blast meeting Santa Claus at Historic Lynnfield, Inc.’s “Country Store” on Dec. 7. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The holiday tradition continues.

Hundreds of residents came together to kick off the holiday season in style when the Meeting House was transformed into…

 

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Girls’ XC awards team members after strong season

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — At the team’s awards banquet, Lynnfield High girls’ cross country head coach Liane Cook gave out four awards.

The team MVP Award went to senior co-captain Gabby Bottaro who came in first for the team in every dual meet except one.

“Gabby earned the MVP by averaging first place for the…

 

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Front Page: December 13, 2024

 

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Kicking things off

THE MELROSE HIGH Marching Band drummers and Color Guard members paraded down Main Street as the Home for the Holidays extravaganza began last Friday night. The event was hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the city with generous support from Rotary Club and The Residence at Melrose Station. (Carianne Roche Photo)

 

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The city knows how to usher in the season

MAIN STREET at City Hall was jammed with people anticipating the start of 2024 Home for the Holidays activities hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the city with generous support from Rotary Club and The Residence at Melrose Station. (Carianne Roche Photo)

MELROSE — Seasonal cheer was all around last weekend during the annual…

 

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City commits to regional Vision Zero effort

Strategy affirms that traffic deaths, serious injuries are preventable 

MELROSE — Mayor Jen Grigoraitis, Public Works Director Elena Proakis Ellis and City Engineer Vonnie Reis reaffirmed the City of Melrose’s commitment to Vision Zero, an international roadway safety initiative that seeks to prevent all traffic and pedestrian fatalities. 

As part of the City’s…

 

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Sports: December 13, 2024

 

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Captains new and old

THE MELROSE High girls volleyball celebrated another league winning season last week at their annual banquet at Rosaria Restaurant, where they named their new captains (from left) Anna Burns & Emme Boyer, who join returning captain Sabine Wenzel (center) outgoing captains Leah Fowke, Maggie Turner and Gg Albuja are also pictured. The team finished 18-5.

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Boys’ hockey looks to ice competition this winter

Home opener against Reading is Dec. 18

THE MELROSE High boy’s hockey team opens their season this weekend against Belmont. Pictured is senior captain Justin D’Antona. (file photo)

By JENNIFER GENTILE 

MELROSE—Just one year after an exciting playoff run, the Melrose High boys’ hockey team returns to the ice this winter with a season…

 

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Boys’ basketball eyes another playoff season

After press time:
Melrose defeats Belmont 51-47 (Dec. 13)

AMONG THOSE returning to the 2024-5 MHS varsity basketball team is senior captain John Arens. (file photo) 

 

 

 

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—The Melrose High boy’s varsity basketball opens their winter campaign this Friday evening on the road in Belmont at 7:15 p.m. …

 

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Transcript’s Christmas fund reaches $3,055

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Donations from generous donors have begun to arrive to the Transcript’s 35th annual Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund, with the tally totaling $3,055 at press time.

Three anonymous donors – Kris Kringle, The Grinch and Frosty – gave $500 apiece and many donations were received in memory of loved ones…

 

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Out-of-District placements on the rise

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — The number of out-of-district placements for Special Education students has risen from 30 in 2015 to 45 in 2024, Director of Student Services Cynthia Conant told the School Committee at their Dec. 9 meeting.

“We’re trending upwards,” she said, referring to rises of 36 in 2017 and 37 in…

 

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