Warriors get ready for tomorrow’s Brawl in the Hall vs. Melrose
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High wrestling team matched up against Wayland in their penultimate dual meet of the season on Friday night at the Charbonneau Field House.
The team celebrated their seniors with another victory, this time by a score of 45-18…
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WAKEFIELD – The Zoning Board of Appeals continues to take a hard line on what they see as inappropriately large 40B housing projects, as evidenced during last week’s tense hearing on a 100-unit 40B proposed at 127 Nahant St.
The board has been adamant in maintaining that the project is much too…
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WAKEFIELD — Michael J. Nasella, a master carpenter and local philanthropist who treasured family, endowed a scholarship and established a fund to help the poor passed away on January 27 at Bear Hill Nursing Center in Stoneham. He was 93 years old.
Mike, as he…
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WAKEFIELD — Louise S. Gannon, 99, of Wakefield, died peacefully at her home on January 23 after a brief illness.
Born in New Bedford on May 22, 1924 and raised in Malden, she was the 4th child of William and Louise Simpkins. Louise was a graduate of Malden High School, Class…
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MELROSE — Judith “Judy” A. MacMillan, 86, wife of the late Raymond A. MacMillan, Jr. of Melrose passed away peacefully on January 27. Born in Mt. Arlington, NJ, Judith was the daughter of the late Eliot and Gladys Leonard. Judy attended Wakefield High School, graduating with the class of…
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INTREPID PHOTOGRAPHER Rob MacDonald found beauty in an ever-changing cloudscape above Lake Street last week. It feels like we haven’t seen blue sky since. (Published January 30, 2024)
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THE WHEELER HOUSE at 1 Central St. is shown circled in black in the upper lefthand side of this aerial photograph. Also depicted is 5 Central St. (the Recreation Center annex); 3R Central Street (the large barn now used as a maintenance shed, the unpaved land used for overflow parking, and the access driveway into
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Lifelong Wakefield resident was one of a kind
Lifelong lover of books
Enjoyed boat rides and afternoon swims
