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What a fun trip it’s been

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

JACK CASEY

By JACK CASEY
Introducing MHS principal

To the Class of 2026, Mayor Grigoraitis, City Officials, School Administrators, Teachers, Coaches, Advisors, Family and Friends:

It’s hard to believe that a day which once felt so far away has finally arrived. For so long, graduation…

 

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Challenges will help build resilience

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

JASON MERRILL MHS Principal

By JASON MERRILL
MHS Principal

Good Evening everyone. It is an honor and a privilege to be here with you tonight and be the leader of this school community. I do not underestimate the great responsibility that has come with this…

 

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‘I am me’

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

JAELLANY RIVERA

By JAELLANY RIVERA
METCO address

Hello everyone, especially my family.

My name is Jaellany Rivera, and I am honored to give this METCO graduation address today. If you had told middle school me that one day I would be up here giving a…

 

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We’re creative, fearless and passionate

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

YAYA CALLAHAN

By YAYA CALLAHAN
Introduced MHS assistant principals

Lazy, ungrateful, spoiled, rude, boring, but mostly “no future.” That’s what people keep calling my generation. And I know you’re wondering why I said those words first. Well, because my whole life, people have acted like…

 

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Your peak is still to come

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

AVA DOWNS

By AVA DOWNS
Farewell Address

Good Evening.

If you do not know me, my name is Ava Downs and I’m extremely honored to be speaking before you today delivering the farewell address on behalf of the class of 2026.

I am incredibly proud…

 

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Public hearings on new rates for water, trash and recycling

Published in the North Reading Transcript on June 4, 2026

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

 

NORTH READING — The Select Board with hold two public hearings at its next meeting on Monday, June 15 to set new water rates and establish new trash and recycling fees for the new fiscal year. The hybrid meeting will be…

 

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Several updates from City Hall

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

MELROSE — The City of Melrose is sharing the following updates for the upcoming week:

NEW DATE: All are welcome at DPW Day on June 6

2026 Melrose DPW Day will be held Saturday, June 6 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Melrose…

 

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Sign up now for Amazing Berry Pond Scramble June 14

Published in the North Reading Transcript on June 4, 2026

NORTH ANDOVER — The Friends of Harold Parker announce the ninth running of the Amazing Berry Pond Scramble! The race will take place rain or shine at 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 14.

Berry Pond is located on Middleton Road in North Andover in DCR’s…

 

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World Cup-bound Frantzdy Pierrot comes home

Melrose High welcomes #14 back to his alma mater

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

NUMBER 14 forever. Melrose’s own Frantzdy Pierrot was on hand to sign shirt and speak to students at Melrose High on Wednesday, May 27. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—Just a day after…

 

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State champs crowned for girls outdoor track

Melrose earns silver as team; relay teams & Boyer take gold

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

STATE SILVER medalist Melrose girls outdoor track teams enjoys their trophy. (courtesy photo)

By JENNIFER GENTILE

N. Andover—The Melrose High girls outdoor track team added yet another trophy to their growing case of hardware…

 

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Melrose lacrosse girls advanced to sweet 16

 

Saw season end against Hingham, 13-6

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

AFTER AN impressive win over Plymouth South, the Melrose High girls lacrosse team fell to Scituate this week in Div. 2 playoffs. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

By Stephen Martellucci

HIINGHAM—It was a joyride season for the Melrose…

 

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Alleged vandalism, disturbances keep police busy

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on June 5, 2026

MELROSE — Alleged vandalism near a local church will land a youth in court following an incident on Wednesday, May 27.

Police are very limited in what they can release because a 14-year-old juvenile is involved. They did say the incident, repored around 9:10 p.m…

 

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