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Access to Town Council policies improved

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Town Councilor Robert Vincent this week reported on an initiative to improve transparency and ease in finding Town Council policies and procedures on the town’s website. He said that he and Chief Administrative Officer Sherri Dalton had worked together on the changes.

Previously, he said, to find the policies and…

 

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Billie MacKay, 94

WHS graduate coached hockey and belonged to Bear Hill

STONEHAM — Billie MacKay, age 94, of Stoneham, a former long-time Wakefield resident, passed away peacefully at the Melrose-Wakefield Hospital on January 25.

He was born in Winchester on March 17, 1930 and was the son of the late Frank and Margaret (McMahon) MacKay.

Billie was…

 

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Galentine’s Day jewelry, accessory swap Wednesday

 

 

MELROSE — Come to the second annual Galentine’s Day-themed swap to find and share women’s jewelry and accessories on Wednesday, February 5. The free event will again be held at The Worklery at 441 Main St., 3rd floor, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

All are welcome at this community offering celebrating the…

 

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Melrose Farmers’ Market prepares for 31st season

In 2024, there were many highlights

MELROSE — The Melrose Farmers’ Market had a successful 30th season. Here are a few highlights of the season:

·  It held 23 markets with upwards of 500 shoppers per market.

·  There were almost 100 vendors over the course of the year, selling produce, eggs, honey, prepared foods…

 

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The Lexington Symphony visits Melrose schools

GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS were excited by visits by the Lexington Symphony.

 

 

MELROSE — Members of the Lexington Symphony visited all five Melrose elementary schools last week as part of the Orchestrating Kids Through Classics Program. 

While this is their first visit to Melrose, the program is in its 30th year. Students hear a…

 

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The City Hall update

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

Budget forecast for Fiscal Year 2026 on Feb. 5 

As the City begins the budget-writing process for Fiscal Year 2026 (July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026), Mayor Grigoraitis has called a joint meeting of the Melrose City…

 

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Middlesex County Baby Café hosts fundraiser for breastfeeding support

LUCIA JENKINS, left, with Baby Café participants. (Photo From Baby Café USA)

 

By ELLEN PUTNAM

MELROSE — On February 12, the Middlesex County Baby Café, which provides a free, drop-in breastfeeding support group in Melrose at the Church of the Nazarene, will be hosting a fundraiser at T’ahpas 529 to further their mission of…

 

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Plenty to do at the Milano Center

THE MILANO CENTER on West Foster Street hosted an open house Tuesday so people could get an idea of all the great things offered to people 60 and over. For more information you can call 782-662-6886. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Front Page: January 30, 2025

 

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Sports: January 30, 2025

 

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Boys’ swim team wins thriller over rival Triton

 

Swimming 2025
THE WARRIOR-PIONEERS celebrate after the final score of 49-45 was announced following the 400-yard freestyle relay, securing a key victory against rival Triton to keep an undefeated season alive. (Courtesy Photo)

NEWBURYPORT — “We had this one circled on the calendar from day one,” said coach Jeff Boyd of the close matchup between the Lynnfield/Wakefield…

 

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WFD conducts training drill on Lake Quannapowitt

WAKEFIELD — This morning the Wakefield Fire Department conducted an ice-training drill on Lake Quannapowitt. Crews were located at Veterans Field (North Avenue and Church Street).

This drill served two purposes:

1. Crews will be demonstrating and evaluating a new ice-rescue tool. This is an anchoring tool that can be quickly deployed through the ice to…

 

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