BURLINGTON — After a tough, 0-6 start to the season which included multiple narrow losses, the Wakefield High boys’ hockey team has turned the tide.
The Warriors won their third game in a row on Saturday at the Burlington Ice Palace with an exciting 2-1 victory in overtime thanks to a game-winning goal by senior…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
WAKEFIELD — As construction winds down on the new 173-unit 40B affordable housing complex at 89 Hopkins St., the development team returned to the Zoning Board of Appeals this month for final approval on the signage for the project.
The ZBA approved the project just over four years ago when it granted…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
FOR HIS EFFORTS during a recent trades competition, Craig Childress (center) took home first place, a check for $40,000 and a lot of nice new tools.
Editor’s note: Peabody resident Craig Childress grew up in Melrose and graduated from Northeast Metro Tech in 2003. His parents are Kathleen Childress of Melrose and the late Oliver…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
MELROSE — Home sales were off for the year in Melrose, but the median selling price certainly wasn’t, according to a new report from The Warren Group, a leading provider of national real estate and transaction data.
In 2023, 172 single-family houses were sold in the city for a median price of $860,000. During 2022…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
MUSICIANS HONORED the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Sunday at the Unitarian-Universalist Church. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)
By NEIL ZOLOT
MELROSE – The commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday got underway on the eve of the holiday with a free concert by The Folk Collective at the Unitarian-Universalist Church on…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
THE LEAGUE-winning 2024 Melrose High girls indoor track team. (courtesy photo)
By JENNIFER GENTILE
BOSTON— The Melrose High girls’ indoor track team are 2024 Middlesex Freedom League champions.
On Monday, Jan. 15 Melrose swept their last Middlesex Freedom League opponent, Wilmington by a close score of 55-45, to secure a clean sweep of the league…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
MHS SENIORS Lucy Clark (left) and Samantha Lyons (right) were honored at their recent Senior Night and are key factors in Melrose’s recent back-to-back wins. (photo by Raj Das edphotos.com)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
MEDFORD—It was a successful Martin Luther King Day for the Melrose High…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
Melrose tops Burlington, qualifies swimmers to States
THE MELROSE High boy’s swim team is enjoying one of their best seasons in recent years after a key win over Burlington. (photo by Raj Das edphotos.com)
By JENNIFER GENTILE
MALDEN—The MHS boys swim team continues their successful winter, approaching midseason with three wins including their most…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
The Melrose High girls’ basketball team is hard at work as they enter their second half of the season. (photo by Raj Das edphotos.com)
By JENNIFER GENTILE
MELROSE—As they approach halfway point of season, the Melrose High girls’ basketball team is focusing on finding their footing in a rebuilding year, but the season hasn’t gone…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
NORTH READING — The Town Election may be nearly four months away, but nomination papers for candidates became available Tuesday for this annual rite of spring.
January 16 was the first day nomination papers were available to candidates seeking to run in the Tuesday, May 7, 2024 election.
“We had our first…
We have switched to a subscription model for online access.
Please purchase an Online Subscription in order to view this content.
