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Summer stars

Congrats to the Melrose Youth Softball 10U Summer Softball team. The team finished 2nd place in a very competitive league of 30 teams with a final record of 11-1. The future looks bright for these softball players! (courtesy photo)

 

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Summer vacation is over 

THE SIGN in front of the high school offers a message to returning students. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Item sportswriter recaps summer trip to Minnesota

Wakefield Daily Item sports contributor Stephen Martellucci recently visited the sports scene in Minnesota. The following is a recap of his visit.

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI 

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — After going to Kansas City last year to see the Red Sox on the road, I ended up going to Minnesota a few weeks ago for this

 

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LOGO WAKEFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Schools will use DESE teacher evaluation tool

By NEIL ZOLOT

 WAKEFIELD — The School Department will be using the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Educator Evaluation tool instead of a self-designed one. “There is an option to adopt their system or adapt it to a similar one we structures ourselves,” Superintendent Doug Lyons said at the School Committee

 

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Understanding the override

How would an override impact individual taxpayers? 

MELROSE — Earlier this year, Mayor Jen Grigoraitis appointed and convened a Financial Task Force to formulate and propose a Proposition 2 1⁄2 override referendum based on an analysis of the city’s budgetary needs, examples from Melrose’s peer communities, and input from the Melrose public. 

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Melrose Cultural Council is accepting grant proposals 

MELROSE — The Melrose Cultural Council (MCC) is seeking proposals for community-oriented arts, cultural and interpretive sciences events and programming with broad public benefit and impact. The Local Cultural Council (LCC) annual grant application cycle opens Tuesday, September 2 and closes Thursday, October 16.

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West Nile Virus risk is moderate here

UP CLOSE LOOK at mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus. (Graphic courtesy of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)

 

 

 

MELROSE — — Mosquitoes caught in the city have tested positive for West Nile Virus, according to the Department of Public Health. 

This was a release sent to our sister…

 

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Early forecast on 2025 MHS Fall sports

Many winning teams return with unfinished business 

VARSITY SPORTS start next week, which includes the Melrose High football team, who open at home next Friday against Peabody. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—Historically, the fall has always been one of Melrose High’s strongest of sport seasons, with teams paving a decade…

 

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Grades 1-12 return to school Sept. 4

NEW FACULTY members of the North Reading Public Schools attended orientation last week, including those who will teach at the town’s three elementary schools. From left: Jessica Leuci (Hood, first grade teacher), Gabrielle Aleksa (Hood, special education teacher), Lisa Labella (Batchelder, school adjustment counselor), Katherine Weymouth (Hood, special education teacher), Renee Ceraw (Hood, fourth grade

 

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School Com. extends Daly’s contract through 2030-31

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — The School Committee voted to extend the contract of Superintendent Dr. Patrick Daly for five years until the 2030-31 school year, the maximum time allowed, at their meeting Monday, August 25.

“This renewal is both retrospective and prospective because Dr. Daly’s work over the years has been exemplary,” Chairman Jeff…

 

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Brady Cullen’s inspiring battle takes center stage at Diamond Club’s 10th Golf Tournament

OVER 150 golfers and supporters of the North Reading Diamond Club, including this large contingent of baseball alumni, participated in the club’s 10th annual golf tournament at the Hillview to support North Reading baseball programs. Joining them was retired Coach Frank Carey (2nd row, third from left). (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Lucky Labradors!

 

CONGRATULATIONS to the Little School’s fifth grade students, AJ Fishman (left) and Emma Gramolini (right), shown with now retired Principal Chris Molle (center) for earning the Principal’s Top Dog Award. The annual award is given to students who exemplify outstanding leadership, exceptional citizenship, kindness and for having a positive impact on the school community. (Courtesy

 

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