THE NORTH READING Minitemen recognized the decades of volunteerism and leadership nonagenarian Gordon Hall has provided to the preservation of the town’s historical buildings, artifacts, and agricultural heritage by dedicating the Farm Museum at the Putnam House to him. The bronze plaque was unveiled as a surprise during his 90th birthday party held in August.…
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VOTERS at Monday’s Town Meeting will be asked to appropriate about $300,000 to fund schematic plans to overhaul and modernize the town’s mid-1960s-era Fire Station to meet 21st century needs. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
By Maureen Doherty
NORTH READING — It would not be an understatement to say that the October Town Meeting warrant is…
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WE ARE NR… and we are a “nationally recognized Special Olympics Unified Champion School!” reads the new banner to be hung at NRHS. The recognition officially acknowledges the achievements NRHS has made in creating unified opportunities for student-athletes of all abilities to practice and compete together in a variety of sports. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
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AN ARTIST’S RENDERING of the planned new Wakefield Memorial High School viewed from Farm Street. The new school would be built on the current site of the Shaun F. Beasley Track & Field. The track and field would be re-built where the old high school currently sits.
By MARK SARDELLA
WAKEFIELD — Last night’s…
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MISS MASSACHUSETTS TEEN USA Jillian Driscoll was given a warm sendoff for the national pageant by her family, from left, grandfather Philip Doucette, grandmother Candace Doucette, mother Jacqui Doucette Driscoll and father James Driscoll, during a reception held at Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse on Sept. 23. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
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FORMER FINANCE COMMITTEE Chairman Jack Dahlstedt (at right) presented late Town Administrator Bill Gustus with a magician’s hat and magic wand in honor of his wizardry on behalf of the town during his January 2015 retirement party. Gustus passed away on Sept. 19 at the age of 69. (Mark Sardella File Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — A program for deaf and hard of hearing students is utilizing three classrooms at the elementary schools.
Founded in 1968, the SEEM Collaborative is an educational collaborative governed by the 11 public school districts that are members of it, including Lynnfield Public Schools. According to the collaborative’s website, SEEM “provides…
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PLANS TO redevelop this Water Street site were unveiled at a recent Zoning Board of Appeals hearing. The current use (top photo) would be replaced with a three-story, mixed-use residential/commercial building (bottom).
By MARK SARDELLA
WAKEFIELD — The latest mixed-use project to be proposed in a business/industrial area calls for a contaminated site at…
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