MELROSE — The Melrose Public Schools Department of Visual and Performing Arts will hold a series of March Spring Concerts: Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m., Choral Collaboration Concert With Polymnia; Thursday, March 13 at 7 p.m., Youth, Middle and High School Band Night Concert; and Wednesday, March 20 at 7 p.m., String Fling Concert…
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MELROSE DESTINATION IMAGINATION teams: 1st Place Middle Level Fine Arts and 1st Place Elementary Level Community Service.
MELROSE — Melrose Destination Imagination teams had a strong showing at a statewide creative showcase of STEAM-based educational projects. Destination Imagination (DI) is a nonprofit, volunteer-run organization that inspires and equips students to become innovators and leaders…
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CLASSES THAT MEMBERS participated in during the general meeting in February.
MELROSE — The February general meeting of Melrose Arts & Crafts Society was held Monday, February 26 at the First Baptist Church, 561 Main St., Melrose at 9 a.m. There were two classes. Members could make either earrings with Judi Lamentea or an…
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L-R: JASON MERRILL, MHS Principal; Steve Black, Director of Visual and Performing Arts; Tim Corvene, Music teacher; Zachary Hunnicutt, Junior Band student), Ava Wenzel, Senior Band student; Edward F. Doherty Jr., Stoneham Bank President/CEO; and John Macero, Interim Superintendent.
MELROSE — The Melrose High School Band received a donation from Stoneham Bank as they raise funds…
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MELROSE — Most food establishments automatically and unnecessarily include plastic utensils with your takeout order. But since these items cannot be recycled, they end up in the trash. Literally billions of plastic utensils: forks, knives, spoons, chopsticks each year. You can make a difference!
Here are three ways to help: When you do take out…
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MELROSE — The Beethoven Society of Melrose (BSM) is proud to present Mezzo-Soprano Eileen Christiansen accompanied by Daniel Wyneken and Blue of a Kind in concert on Saturday, March 16 at 3 p.m.
Mezzo-Soprano Eileen Christiansen accompanied by Daniel Wyneken will be presenting sacred pieces with…
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DRAMA CAST AND CREW of Melrose High School are headed to the State Semi-Finals of The Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild Festival on Saturday, March 9.
MELROSE — Congrats to the Melrose High School Drama cast and crew of “If Fortunes Be Revers’d (What Woulds’t Thou Do?)” for moving on to state semifinals of The…
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MELROSE — This year’s Bee will be held at The Knights of Columbus on March 23 from 7 to10 p.m. Spots are filling up; if you are a lover of trivia, there is no time to waste! Registration closes on March 15. Please visit thebridgemelrose.org to learn about participating in the event.
For a $250…
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE enjoyed a great turnout for the Annual Chamber Breakfast featuring Keynote Speaker Mayor Jen Grigoraitis on Thursday, February 29. The event was held at the Rising Eagle Publick House. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)
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MELROSE — About one-third of the city’s 21,459 voters participated in Tuesday’s Presidential Primary Election, with the results closely mirroring those from across the state and country while clearing the way for a November rematch of President Joseph R. Biden and his predecessor Donald J. Trump.
Biden received 3,645 votes for president in the local…
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