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Warrior golf team improves to 6-0 with trio of division wins

RYAN DODGE had big wins in all three matches last week against Stoneham, Northeast Metro Tech and Burlington. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca Photo)

 

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AG: Building Committee violated OML

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD – Another town board has violated the Open Meeting Law. This time, it was the Permanent Building Committee (PBC) that ran afoul of the law when its three-member subcommittee or “Working Group,” designated to keep tabs on the new high school construction project, failed to post notices or create minutes of…

 

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Former South Lynnfield Library sale, rezoning proposed

FALL TOWN MEETING will be asked to approve the sale and rezoning of the old South Lynnfield Branch Library, 630 Salem St. The Fire Department is currently using the building for administrative offices while the new Fire Headquarters is being constructed.  (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — Voters at Fall Town Meeting…

 

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Super cool

Caroline Quesnel was thrilled to get her arm painted during the Welcome Back Carnival at Union Congregational Church. See more photos inside. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Council plans vote on Casey contract

WAKEFIELD — The Town Council is expected to vote tonight on an employment agreement with Denise Y. Casey, the person they picked as the next town administrator.

The council meeting begins at the WCAT studio behind Wakefield Memorial High at 7 p.m.

Councilors selected Casey on August 18 to succeed Stephen P. Maio, who retired…

 

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William Veno, 86

US Army veteran

WAKEFIELD — William H. (Billy) Veno, age 86 of Wakefield, entered into eternal rest surrounded by his loving family on July 19.

He was born in Wakefield and was the son of the late John and Dorothy (Hill) Veno. William was a lifelong Wakefield resident and attended St. Joseph School, the Lincoln…

 

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Warrior boys’ soccer ties Melrose 1-1

MHAMED BOUKATAYA scored Wakefield’s goal in the second half of a 1-1 tie against Melrose under the lights last night. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca File Photo)

MELROSE — The Wakefield and Melrose High boys’ soccer teams met under the lights of Fred Green Field last night for a huge, early-season test between two of the best in…

 

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Top state education leader visits Northeast

STUDENTS PRESENTED Commissioner Pedro Martinez with a Massachusetts Association of School Committees poster as he welcomed them to school. Pictured from the left: Building Committee member Blanca Gacharna; Assistant Superintendent Tracey O’Brien; Commissioner Martinez; Rosemary Brady of Reading; Trevor Burt of Melrose; Superintendent David DiBarri and State Rep. Donald H. Wong. (Photo Courtesy Northeast Metro

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School Committee endorses the override

PICTURED FROM THE left: Members of the Melrose School Committee Margaret Driscoll, Matt Hartman, Mayor Jen Grigoraitis, Chair Dorie Withey, Jennifer Razi-Thomas, Seamus Kelley and Jen McAndrew. All have proudly endorsed yes votes in this November’s override.

MELROSE — All members of the Melrose School Committee have proudly endorsed the non-partisan Yes for Melrose override…

 

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Updates from City Hall

MELROSE — The City of Melrose is sharing the following updates for the upcoming week:

City Yard schedule

The Melrose City Yard is open for recycling and yard waste drop-off every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. The Yard will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, September…

 

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Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts build lifelong skills

EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES of joining the Girls Scouts.

WALTHAM — As a new school year begins, families are looking for opportunities that help their children grow, thrive and belong. Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts (GSEMA) offers just that-a safe, supportive community where girls build confidence, discover new interests and make lifelong friends.

While many people…

 

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2025 city election field grows

MELROSE — The political landscape continues to change as the deadline to take out nomination papers for the November 4 city election closes in.

Over the last two weeks, more residents came forward to run for School Committee and others jumped into the void created by longtime Ward 4 City Councilor Mark Garipay’s announcement that…

 

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