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Bread of Life to host ‘Just Desserts’ April 6

Bread of Life 2025

 

MALDEN — On Sunday, April 6, Bread of Life will be hosting a “Just Desserts” fundraiser. The event will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Bread of Life, 54 Eastern Ave., Malden.

“Just Desserts” will be a family-friendly afternoon of desserts, coffee, tea, music and raffles to raise awareness of Bread…

 

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MHS thespians in “The Outsiders”

THE S.E. HINTON classic “The Outsiders” was performed by Melrose Drama last week during a regional Mass. Educational Theater Group Festival which included other high schools from the area. Melrose High did very well, and is moving on to the semifinals. (Photo by Dan Murphy, Murphy Media Group)

 

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ZBA to sponsor Town Meeting article

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Zoning Board of Appeals will sponsor an article at Town Meeting related to several of the conditions attached to the Special Permit for the new development at 200-400 Quannapowitt Parkway at the head of the Lake.

The article for the May 5 Annual Town Meeting will seek Town Meeting…

 

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Joan Hurley, 95

Great sense of humor who loved chocolate and traveling

WAKEFIELD — Sadly, but having led a long and rewarding life, Joan Catherine Grady Hurley passed away on March 1 at the age of 95 in Reading.

Joan was born on December 29, 1929 in Whitehall, NY to Fred and Ellen Grady. The first historic fact her…

 

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A few FAQs about the library reopening

AN ARTIST’S RENDERING of the new and improved Melrose Public Library.

MELROSE — The beautifully renovated and restored Melrose Public Library on West Emerson Street is nearly ready to open.
The 120-year-old building has been transformed into a sparkling 21st century facility, and visitors will be impressed. The library will close its interim location at…

 

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Cultural Council seeks new members

MELROSE — The Melrose Cultural Council (MCC) is currently seeking three new council members to fill current vacancies. 

Council members should have a demonstrated interest or record of service to the arts, humanities, or sciences. In addition to this background, the MCC is actively seeking new members with experience in the following areas: website…

 

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‘The State of the Arts’ summit March 29

MICHAEL ROSENBERG

MELROSE — The Melrose Creative Alliance announces its fourth annual summit, set to take place on March 29, and marks a significant transition in leadership with the appointment of Michael Rosenberg as the new president. This year’s summit, in partnership with the Melrose Chamber of Commerce, will bring together cultural organizations, artists and…

 

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Polymnia’s performs of Haydn’s ‘Lord Nelson’ Mass Saturday

MELROSE — For over 70 years, Polymnia Choral Society has been delivering great performances to acknowledge and honor the important times in our lives. On Saturday, March 8, Polymnia will continue this tradition by performing Haydn’s “Lord Nelson” Mass, a masterwork that will resonate through the rafters from the opening “Kyrie” to the final “Amen…

 

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Dollars for Scholars Week March 10-13

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — An easy unanimous decision for the Select Board to make was proclaiming March 10-13 “Dollars for Scholars Week” in North Reading.

DFS President Kathy Acciavatti made her annual pitch to the Select Board at last week’s meeting as the volunteer members of the nonprofit gear up to combine forces…

 

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Manupelli, Carucci and Coste step forward in Town Election

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Three more potential candidates have stepped forward to seek elective office in the town’s upcoming annual election on May 6.

Kathryn Manupelli of 33 Valley Rd., pulled nomination papers Feb. 27 for one of two seats on the Select Board. Manupelli is a former longtime member of the board…

 

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Antiques Roadshow: North Reading-style March 13

NORTH READING — Grab your favorite antique or family heirloom and bring it along to a fun evening of appreciation, analysis, and free appraisal! On Thursday, March 13, licensed antiques appraiser Ron Wackowski will share his deep expertise with the North Reading Historical and Antiquarian Society.

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A long budget season is upon us

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — It’s March and that means the annual review of the town’s finances has begun.  Over the next several weeks, the financial status of what is being forecasted as a difficult year will be examined under a microscope. 

Starting this past Monday night the first group of department…

 

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