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MELROSE — It’s time again for jazz in Melrose. Temple Beth Shalom’s popular concert series, Keeping Jazz Alive will return to Melrose at 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 29 at 21 E. Foster St., Melrose.

This year’s Irving Smolens Memorial Jazz Concert will feature bassist and Berklee College of Music professor Bruce Gertz. Back by…

MELROSE — Voters will decide whether property taxes will rise in order to spend more money on education and other municipal services during a $7.7 million Proposition 2 1/2 override election Tuesday.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Middle School gym accessed from Melrose Street.

This operational override…

MELROSE — City officials acknowledge there is a lot of work to do after reports surfaced recently about possible racist acts in Melrose schools.

According to a release, Lawyers for Civil Rights filed a federal civil rights complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) against the Melrose Public School District…

By HANNAH HASELTINE

MELROSE — Melrose High School’s robotics team, Red Hawk Robotics, had the privilege of participating in FIRST Robotics’ World Championship for…

MELROSE — Saturday, June 8 saw hundreds of Melrose residents turn out for the 10th annual Melrose Swap Day. Sponsored by the Department of Public Works and Zero Waste Melrose, Swap Day is an event where neighbors bring their…

MELROSE — Over 170 people participated in this year’s Kids Bike Fest, an event to inspire Metro Boston families to bike, walk and roll more. Hosted by The Ride Cafe, it was a day full of happy…