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Terrific run for Northeast boys’ soccer team ends in quarterfinals

Northeast Sports 2024
THE NORTHEAST boys’ soccer team’s incredible season ended with a loss to eventual state champion Cohasset in the Div. 4 quarterfinals. The Golden Knights ended their season with an overall record of 15-1-4. (Courtesy Photo)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

COHASSET — The postseason run came to an end for the Northeast Metro Tech boys’ soccer team on…

 

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January 30, 2024 Front Page Story Also ZBA story July 2, 2024

Clock ticking for Nahant Street 40B plan

January 30, 2024 Front Page Story Also ZBA story July 2, 2024
Proposed site of a 40B (File Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – Size matters, especially when it comes to the 40B affordable housing project planned at 119 Nahant St., the former site of Precision Honing. 

Time is also a factor, with the ZBA facing a Dec. 31 deadline to wrap up hearings on the project. …

 

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INspire Cafe 2024

Ice9 Productions donates to the Inspire Cafe

INspire Cafe 2024
ICE9 PRODUCTIONS OF Wakefield recently donated $7,875 to help open the INspire Cafe in downtown Wakefield. The INspire Cafe is an initiative of the Boys & Girls Club of Metro North that will employ and teach job skills to disabled individuals.

 

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Josephine Moy, 95

Enjoyed spending time with family and friends

WAKEFIELD — Josephine Moy, aged 95, a lifelong resident of Wakefield passed away suddenly on November 12. She was born to Toy Len and Dogan Goon on Febuary 25, 1929 in Portland, ME.

She worked as an office manager for Doris O. Wong Associates in Boston for over…

 

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Barbara Mahoney, 93

An animal lover who loved to travel and loved basketball

WAKEFIELD — Barbara J. Mahoney of Melrose and Wakefield passed away peacefully on November 21 at the age of 93.

Barbara was born in Boston and raised in Revere. She attended Immaculate Conception School in Revere and received a bachelor’s degree in 1953 from Salem…

 

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Sports: November 22, 2024

 

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Barbara Perrone, 74

Greatest joy was her family

WAKEFIELD — Barbara Jeanne (Jackson) Perrone, age 74, of Wakefield passed away on November 19 after a brief battle with cancer. She was born on July 30, 1950 in Malden to Hazel (Dean) and Victor and grew up in Oak Grove with her four brothers. She graduated from Malden High…

 

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Patricia Perry, 64

Gifted artist who loved vacationing in York Beach

WAKEFIELD — Patricia Perry, age 64, a longtime Wakefield resident died on Wednesday, November 20 at her home.

She was born in Cambridge on May 19, 1960 and was the daughter of Geraldine West and the late Robert F. Perry. Patty was a gifted artist and won…

 

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Girls Soccer 2024

Warrior girls’ soccer celebrates season at annual banquet

Girls Soccer 2024
AWARD winners for the 2024 WMHS girls’ soccer season. Pictured from left to right is Laurel Renzi (Rookie of the Year), Aliza Margolis (Offensive MVP), Abby Myette (Defensive MVP) and Rachel Caplin (Coaches Award). Missing from photo: Sam Goc (Most Improved). (Ashley Renzi Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High girls’ soccer team celebrated their 2024 season…

 

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Molise Main Street 2024

Town Council irked with slow pace of rehab project

Molise Main Street 2024
THE TOWN COUNCIL is frustrated with the slow pace of the redevelopment of this property at 460-472 Main St. (Mark Sardella Photo)

BY MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Town Council is frustrated with what they see as a lack of progress in redeveloping 460-466 and 472 Main St, the former site of Ristorante Molise.

The…

 

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Ride highlights new portions of Mystic Highlands Greenway Coalition

MEMBERS OF the Mystic Highlands Greenway Coalition and Sen. Jason Lewis stopped by the Ride Cafe on Main Street in Melrose.

 

BOSTON—On a recent late October afternoon, a large group of advocates rode their way in unison from Stoneham to Melrose to Malden. These cyclists swapped the trick-or-treating for a fun, accessible ride along…

 

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Some updates from City Hall

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

week:

Red Flag Weather: No Outdoor Fires

Melrose Fire Chief John White has issued an outdoor fire ban until at least Friday, November 22. High-risk fire weather throughout the region prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag Warning…

 

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