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PHOTO: Hockey practice

THESE KIDS are brushing up on their hockey skills skating on one of the ponds at Mount Hood on Saturday, January 22. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Front Page: January 28, 2022

 

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PHOTO: It’s all downhill from here

It’s all downhill from here SNOWSTORMS CALL for sledding all day with your friends. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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New Voke school on ballot Tuesday

ARTIST’S RENDERING of the main entrance to the proposed Northeast Metro Tech. Voters will be asked to approve construction in a District-wide referendum on Jan. 25. (Courtesy Northeast Metro Tech)

 

WAKEFIELD — Superintendent David DiBarri and the Northeast Metro Tech Building Committee announce that voters across the District’s 12 sending communities will have the…

 

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Wider public needs name change input

MELROSE — Getting the larger community outside Melrose High involved in a conversation about whether the school’s nickname should change is a major part of what the Melrose Transparency Initiative wants to do. At a recent public discussion, they took their initial step.

The Initiative invited Melrose High Principal Jason Merrill to a forum held…

 

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Check out COVID resources for local businesses

MELROSE — COVID-19 is continuing to have a major impact on local businesses. Officials recognize the stress that Melrose’s entrepreneurs, workers and freelancers are under due to the disruption of normal commerce and the current level of uncertainty.

The city has begun to add COVID-19 resources for businesses to its Businesses Webpage, found by going…

 

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Front Page: January 21, 2022

 

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New year donations help Emergency Fund reach over $25K

MELROSE – With the New Year moving right along, donations to the Melrose Emergency Fund arrive in 2022 with members of the community donating more than $3,000 between December 22 through January 5, bringing the total amount of donations to over $25,000.

“Last year, our community showed up for each other like never before. This…

 

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City will move forward through ‘collaboration and cooperation’

AMONG THOSE newly sworn in by Mayor Paul Brodeur at the 2022 Inaugural Ceremony were newly elected School Committee member Dorie Withey and newly elected City Council members Ryan Williams, Ward 7; Manjula Karamcheti, Ward 1; and Ward 2’s John Obremski. Pictured are a host of elected officials pledging their oaths. (Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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A new day for city of Melrose

Brodeur leads 2022 Inaugural Ceremony

 

MELROSE—Melrose Mayor Paul Brodeur swore in Melrose City Councilors and School Committee members at the 2022 Inaugural Ceremony held at Memorial Hall on Monday, Jan. 10.

This year’s event was closed to the public and live-streamed by MMTV due to rising COVID-19 cases.

Among the officials being sworn-in by…

 

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PHOTO: Triple the fun

THIS TRIO had a blast sledding down Mount Hood on Saturday, Jan. 8. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Front Page: January 14, 2022

 

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