THE WARRIOR volleyball team defeated Belmont 3-1 on Sept. 11, the first victory over Belmont in program history. (Courtesy Photo)
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High volleyball team welcomed Belmont to the Charbonneau Field House on Wednesday and came away with an impressive 3-1 victory, their first over the Marauders in program history.
Consistently one of the…
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THE FINAL STEEL BEAM in Northeast Metro Tech’s new high school building is steadied by a construction worker as it is hoisted up during the topping off ceremony August 29. (Northeast Metro Tech Courtesy Photo)
WAKEFIELD — Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School began the process of building a new high school facility nearly two years…
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ALIZA MARGOLIS celebrates after her goal against Belmont on Monday. The senior captain has paced the Warrior offense so far in 2024. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)
By DAN PAWLOWSKI
NICO MANGANIELLO
WAKEFIELD — Wakefield’s new girls’ soccer head coach, Nico Manganiello, knew the Middlesex League was one of the best in the state.
The Warriors start…
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Follow Your Art Community Studio’s Chalk Walk returns on Saturday, September 28. (photos by Raj Das edphotos.com)
MELROSE—Follow Your Art Community Studios (FYACS) is excited to announce that Chalk Walk is back for its fourth year. This annual public art fundraiser benefiting Arts for All programs will take place Saturday, September 28 from…
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After press time: Melrose falls to Winchester 39-20 (Sept. 10)
By JENNIFER GENTILE
MELROSE—No one could forget last year when the Melrose High girls’ cross country team became state champs. This year, despite losing senior talent, they are positioned to be a force in the Middlesex Freedom League, and beyond, thanks to some strong…
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