Melrose News

MELROSE — A repair café is a free community event focused on repairing things for free. Bring your broken household items like lamps, small kitchen appliances, furniture, clothing, textiles and more. Volunteers will assess broken items. They may fix them for you or help make a plan for how and where to get the items repaired…

(The following was written last week by new Superintendent of Schools Adam Deleidi.)

Dear Melrose School Community, 

We hope that you and your family are enjoying the first few weeks of summer. As I complete my first week as the proud Superintendent for Melrose Public Schools, I wanted to reach out and thank the…

MELROSE — Mayor Jen Grigoraitis announced in a release this week that, after 18 months of negotiations, she has reached a new agreement on behalf of the City of Melrose with the union representing the uniformed firefighters of the Melrose Fire Department. 

“The agreement provides increased wages and other benefits for the city’s dedicated…

MELROSE — The Melrose Commission on Disability and the City of Melrose announces the first annual Melrose Disability Pride Month celebrations as an event series during July.

All residents in the…

By MYRON F. DITTMER Jr.
President
Mount Hood Park Association

MELROSE — The Mt. Hood Park Association held its 37th annual July 4th concert at Mount Hood Memorial Park & Golf Course in front of the beautiful…

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

Free workshop on senior tax relief options on Tuesday, July 16

On Tuesday, July 16, join the Melrose Council on Aging and the City Assessor’s Office for an informative presentation on the many tax relief options available to older adults…