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Sports: November 6, 2025

 

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Wakefield High State Tournament update

Boys Soccer 2025
THE WARRIOR boys’ soccer team left it all on the field in a D2 first round matchup in Longmeadow last night. The 35th-ranked Warriors fell 1-0 on a stoppage time goal in the second half to the No. 3 Lancers. Wakefield finished the season at 9-6-4 overall. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca Photo)

WAKEFIELD — Two Wakefield High…

 

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ZBA OK’s outdoor play area for daycare center

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — A daycare center on Del Carmine Street will be getting an outdoor play area pending approval by the Conservation Commission and sign-off by the chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals.

Attorney Brian McGrail presented the request at last week’s ZBA hearing on behalf of Three Ducklings Learning Center at…

 

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Wakefield Warrior Marching Band captures third straight State Title

Marching Band 2025
ALL SENIOR MARCHING band members with the trophy credit to Wakefield Music Boosters.

By KAREN MARSHALL

WAKEFIELD — For the third consecutive year, the Wakefield Warrior Marching Band has taken home first place at the New England Scholastic Band Association (NESBA) Finals. Thirty-five bands competed in last weekend’s championship event with Wakefield topping Division 5 and…

 

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New faces will join city government

MELROSE — There will be four new City Council members and two new members of the School Committee come January after voters chose Jason Chen and Elizabeth Kowal to represent them citywide as councilors at-large, Christopher Park to represent Ward 3, Brad Freeman to represent Ward 4, and Sheryl Leigh Frost Leo and Melissa Holleran…

 

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Residential tax rate of $13.02 proposed

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING – The annual tax classification and tax rate public hearing held each November by the Select Board, as required state law, has had a recurring theme for many years: The tax rate goes down by a few pennies and property assessments rise, resulting in property tax bills that creep upward…

 

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Carucci’s leadership across the decades lauded at field dedication

FIELD OF DREAMS! Four generations of the Carucci family attended the dedication of the multipurpose field at NRHS in honor of Charles Carucci Sr. (seated, front row) for his years of volunteer service and advocacy on behalf of the North Reading Middle/High School complex as a member of the Secondary Schools Building Committee. (Maureen Doherty

 

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DIY blood pressure screening station now at Town Hall

DIY BLOOD pressure monitoring. Paul Fillmore (seated) is ready to check his own blood pressure at the new self-service BP station set up at Town Hall last week. On hand to launch the new service were Adriene Worthington of the American Heart Association (standing, rear) and Pam Merrill (right), the town’s public health nurse. (Courtesy

 

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Status of Martin’s Landing WWTP repairs, odor issues

At Monday night’s Select Board meeting, Town Administrator Michael Gilleberto shared the current status of the Martins Landing Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is regulated by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, not the town, because its permit exceeds 10,000 gallons per day to serve the the 504-unit over-55 condominium complex, as well as the nuisance…

 

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Early registration for 16th NR Turkey Trot ends Nov. 9

NORTH READING — The 16th running of the North Reading 5K Turkey Trot is coming up in four weeks on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27. It’s a great way to start the day and is open to all ages! Participate by running the 5K or walking the 1.75-mile course, both of which start and end at…

 

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20 Elm St. 40B hearing Nov. 19

NORTH READING — On October 23, the Zoning Board of Appeals continued the public hearing regarding the 20 Elm Street Chapter 40B housing development to Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. in the Distance Learning Lab at North Reading High School, 189 Park St.

The ZBA anticipates discussing the site’s civil engineering and stormwater plans…

 

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Flames from live-fire training exercise rekindle hours later resulting in three-alarm response

NORTH READING — The North Reading Fire Department and mutual aid partners experienced valuable live-fire training October 29 thanks the generosity of an anonymous donor.

Firefighters returned to scene hours later when the training fire rekindled and turned into a three-alarm blaze.

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