Melrose News

MELROSE — Melrose is proud to once again host the #TrustTheFacts VaxBus on Monday, August 30 from 2 p.m. – 7 p.m. at 360 Lynn Fells Pkwy in the parking lot between the High School and Middle School.

No appointment, ID, or health insurance needed. The clinic will be offering Pfizer (first or second doses)…

MELROSE — Students will be headed back to class on Wednesday, Sept. 1.

“The first day of school is right around the corner and as much as we all hoped that we would be done with COVID-19 protocols and restrictions, we will need to continue to be vigilant in order to ensure that we do…

They’re back at City Hall

By MARK SARDELLA

MELROSE — Parents, stock up on masks.

It’s not official until the School Committee votes, but last week the Wakefield and Melrose Boards of Health, meeting in joint session, voted to recommend that everyone – students, faculty and staff — mask up when school reopens in September.

The Melrose…

MELROSE — As many of you are aware, some neighborhoods are experiencing an increase in the rodent population. I would like to take a moment to update you on what the Melrose Health Department and the City of Melrose has been doing to address the current rodent issues.

We understand how disturbing it can be…

MELROSE — As Melrose strives to truly become One Community, Open to All, Mayor Paul Brodeur and the City of Melrose have partnered with VISIONS, Inc., to work toward making this vision a reality.

They are asking you to complete this 5-10-minute survey about what it is like to live, work, or study in Melrose.…

MELROSE — The coming academic year at Melrose High will include the creation of a new name for its sports teams and extracurricular clubs.

In a letter to the Red and White community last week, Principal Jason Merrill said it is time to move away from the Red Raider and come up with something that…