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Real Estate Transactions, July 8, 2024

 

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Here are the winners of Wakefield’s July 4 events

EMMA OSTERHOUT of Wakefield won the West Side Social Club’s Ken Giles Award for the Best Presentation of this year’s D-Day theme. Emma won for “Martha Gellhorn: D-Day’s Only Female Journalist. (Carol Hubbard Photo)

WAKEFIELD — Following are the winners of the children’s events put on by the West Side Social Club’s 4th of July…

 

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Jimmy Fund 2024

Wakefield Little League Jimmy Fund teams in full swing

Jimmy Fund 2024
WAKEFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE celebrated the end of their season on June 22 at Fernald Field and started their fundraising efforts for the Jimmy Fund season, which is now underway at Fernald and Nasella Field. (Courtesy Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The Jimmy Fund Little League season is underway in Wakefield. 

Wakefield Little League has 10 Jimmy…

 

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Marion H. Whiting, 91

Longtime Wakefield Council on Aging director

HAMPTON, NH — Marion H. Whiting, age 91, of Hampton, NH and formerly of Wakefield, passed away peacefully on July 4th surrounded by family.

The daughter of the late Walter and Marion (Galvin) Hickey, Marion was born in Wakefield on April 19, 1933. Marion attended Wakefield High School where…

 

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Deborah A. Meuse, 69

Great cook who threw awesome July Fourth parties

WAKEFIELD — Deborah A. Meuse died on Thursday, July 4th at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital after a long illness. She was 69 years old. 

Debby was born on September 3, 1954 in Boston and was the daughter of the late Mervyn and Concetta Landenburg (Lorino). She was raised…

 

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Mystic Valley Elder Services honors nurses

OUR NURSING TEAM recently celebrated national Nurses Month with a themed party with old-fashioned nurses caps, trivia and more. Members of our teams are from your towns, as well as individuals who we serve in your towns.

 

MALDEN — In May, the Nursing Department at Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) celebrated National Nurses Month…

 

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Gabriella Snyder Stelmack is a 2024 Commonwealth Heroine

GABRIELLA SNYDER STELMACK with the Senator’s district director Sarah Zeiberg.

 

BOSTON — Malden resident Gabriella Snyder Stelmack, who serves as the executive director of Bread of Life, was recently recognized as a 2024 Commonwealth Heroine. She was nominated for this honor by State Senator Jason Lewis. Commonwealth Heroines are recognized each year in a…

 

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Pantry of Hope concert raises more than $1K

MELROSE’S Howie Newman (right) was joined by his daughter, Jen, and granddaughter, Hannah, for a song at the June 23 Pantry of Hope fundraiser. Joe Kessler is on the fiddler.

 

MELROSE — The June 23 Pantry of Hope benefit concert by local duo Knock on Wood raised $1,060. It was hosted by the First…

 

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Northeast Metro Tech celebrates the Class of 2024

A DOUBLE RAINBOW appeared over graduates during the ceremony. (Courtesy Northeast Metro Tech)

 

MELROSE — The Northeast Metro Tech celebrated the graduation of 292 students this year. In a ceremony held Friday, June 7 at Fred Green Memorial Field, Northeast Metro Tech bid congratulations and goodbye to students from the Class of 2024, several…

 

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St. Theresa’s VBS will be Stellar

NORTH READING — School’s out, summer is here, and many families are looking for ways to keep their children active and busy, but still having fun. Because isn’t that what summer vacation is about?

St. Theresa Parish can help! The parish is planning an out-of-this-world week of fun, Tuesday, July 30 through Friday, August 2…

 

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‘Galaxy of Readers’ drawing for six bikes July 11

STUDENTS in grades 7 through 12 can enter to win this 26-inch mountain bike on display in the Young Adult library located on the first floor! A total of six bikes plus helmets for riders and readers of all ages will be drawn in the raffle next Thursday, July 11, all courtesy of North Reading

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Student survey reveals decrease in use of all substances

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING – Use of various drugs and other substances fell from 2023 to 2024, according to information Drug Free Communities Grant director Amy Luckiewicz presented at the School Committee meeting June 17.

“This is the first year there’s been a decrease among all substances,” she said of the results of an…

 

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