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Early deadlines for Thanksgiving

The Transcript will publish our Thanksgiving edition one day early, on Wednesday, Nov. 22, to ensure delivery to our readers before the holiday festivities begin. This keepsake edition will feature previews on the traditional Thanksgiving Day football game between the Hornets and their rivals, the Lynnfield Pioneers.

Therefore, we will have early deadlines for both…

 

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Hornet field hockey beats Oakmont in first round, falls to Dover-Sherborn in second

THE HORNETS celebrate Keely Hannon’s goal, which gave them a 2-1 lead in the 4th quarter of a 3-1 victory over Oakmont in the first round of the Div. 3 state tournament on Nov. 2. (Eric Evans Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

DOVER — On Monday evening, the North Reading High field hockey team traveled…

 

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Heartbreaking loss in penalty kicks for boys’ soccer team in first round

THE HORNETS stuck together but came up just short in penalty kicks during a Div. 3 first round matchup against Boston Latin on Saturday at NRHS. (Eric Evans Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTH READING — It was a heartbreaking loss for the North Reading High boys’ soccer team in the MIAA Division 3 state tournament…

 

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Girls’ soccer falls to Saugus in penalty kicks after scoreless stalemate

THE NRHS girls’ soccer team fell in a heartbreaking penalty kick shootout in the first round of the Div. 3 state tournament on the road against Saugus. The seniors led the Hornets to an incredible season with an overall record of 13-4-2. Pictured from left to right are seniors Bella Cannalonga, Bella Fischer, Maya Ortiz,

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Reviewing a solid NR volleyball season

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTH READING — The North Reading High volleyball team entered the 2023 campaign as one of the lesser experienced teams in the Cape Ann League. They ended up missing the Division 3 state tournament by three slots as they finished ranked 35th by the MIAA power rankings.

North Reading ended the year at…

 

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Gridmen win exciting 24-14 matchup against Bishop Fenwick

GAVIN BRADY reeled in 12 catches for 105 yards and 2 TD’s in NR’s 24-14 road victory over Bishop Fenwick last week. (Eric Evans Photo)

 

 

Update post publication:
North Reading falls to Winthrop 39-22 (Nov. 9)

 

Published November 9, 2023

By DAN ZIMMERMAN

PEABODY — Warning flags were up all over North Reading…

 

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Melrose Real Estate Transactions published November 10, 2023

 

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Pioneer spikers edged 3-2 by Lynn Classical in first round matchup

SENIOR CAPTAIN Lily DeLeo and the No. 17 Pioneers came up just short in a great Div. 3 first round matchup against No. 16 Lynn Classical, 3-2. DeLeo, who led the Pioneers in assists with 261 in the regular season, is one of four seniors on the team this year along with Livia Tare, Janhavi

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It’s Jen Grigoraitis!

JENNIFER GRIGORAITIS

MELROSE — Jennifer Grigoraitis is a history maker after defeating Monica Medeiros Solano Tuesday to become the first woman elected mayor of Melrose.

Grigoraitis, who represents Ward 6 on the City Council and is the current council president, scored an impressive win over Medeiros Solano this week. The victor positioned herself as an…

 

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Lynnfield golf ends terrific season with award ceremony

THE LHS golf team handed out team awards at their annual banquet recently. The Pioneers concluded an historic season in which they went undefeated at 12-0 and won the CAL Kinney Division title. (LHS Golf Photo)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — At the recently-held Lynnfield High golf team banquet, head coach Mike Moresco gave…

 

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Voters back public safety buildings project in a big way

MELROSE — On Tuesday, about 42 percent of the city’s 21,238 registered voters overwhelmingly backed a major project designed to bring the public safety buildings into the 21st century and, hopefully, beyond.

To build a new police station at the Ripley School, renovate the decrepit fire headquarters on Main Street and build new fire houses…

 

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