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The League of Women’s Voters of Melrose Candidate Forum

MELROSE — The League of Women’s Voters of Melrose invites the Melrose community to attend a Candidate’s Forum on October 20, 2021 at 7 p.m.

The four candidates for three School Committee positions will participate: John P. Connelly, Jennifer M. McAndrew, Jennifer G. Razi-Thomas and Dorie Withey.

Due to COVID concerns, this Candidates’ Night will…

 

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PHOTO: For a cause

THE MELROSE High girls’ soccer team dedicated their Oct. 6 game with Wilmington to help fund breast cancer research. Pictured from left back row: Asst. coach Ashley D’Ettore, Ava Tormo, Talya Hamberg, Ellie Deeble, Emily Lucien, Emily Giovanardi, Chloe Mahoney, Kat Whisler, Maria Jelley, Paige Crovo, Jill Frawley, head coach Rob Mahoney. Front row: Kate…

 

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Front Page: October 15, 2021

 

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PHOTO: Flying high with the Blue Angels

THE US NAVY’S Blue Angels were in Brunswick, Maine over the Labor Day weekend, their first New England appearance featuring the updated F/8-18 Super Hornet aircraft with F414-400 GE Aviation engines built in Lynn. Melrose’s Raj Das was there to capture the legendary flight demonstration squadron in action. (Photos by [email protected])

 

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Council OKs funds for library work

MELROSE — The City Council this week paved the way toward major improvements that will make the Melrose Public Library a viable 21st century facility.

Councilors on Monday approved the borrowing of about $10.8 million, which is estimated to be the cost to the city as it seeks major library renovations. The entire project is…

 

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Melrose resumes citywide public safety building planning process

MELROSE — Mayor Paul Brodeur has announced the first appointees to the Public Safety Building Committee since the process to plan for large-scale renovations of the City’s public safety buildings paused indefinitely nearly three years ago.

The Melrose Fire Department currently occupies three buildings: the primary fire station located at 576 Main Street constructed in…

 

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Chalk Walk: Community celebration of art for all

SPREAD YOUR WINGS. This FYACS staff member has created a beautiful, colorful mural of a butterfly made out of chalk.


MELROSE — Follow Your Art Community Studios is hosting an outdoor celebration of color and creativity on October 16 at Ell Pond Gazebo and City Hall.

The concept is simple: Individuals and families can “Adopt…

 

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Front Page: October 8, 2021

 

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PHOTO: Melrose kicks up its heels during Porchfest

THE SAXYDERMS, formerly the Tufts University Saxophone Ensemble, is (to our knowledge) New England’s largest saxophone ensemble. The 12-member, Boston-based group has been playing a diverse array of literature including orchestral and wind reductions, folk, patriotic, and pop since September 2006. (Photo by [email protected])

 

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Front Page: October 1, 2021

 

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Front Page: September 24, 2021

 

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Correction: City would borrow $10.8M for library

By BOB BURGESS

Last week’s top story regarding the proposed improvements to the Melrose Public Library was wrong.

The entire project is estimated at $21,010,000 and includes several key outside sources of funding assistance. The Mass. Board of Library Commissioners has approved a critical grant of $7,993,290. The Melrose Public Library Trustees have generously pledged…

 

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