Melrose News

Published June 26, 2020

Published June 19, 2020

Posted on: Thursday, June 18, 2020

The Melrose High Class of 2020 got shortchanged in a number of ways during the last months of their public school careers. Tonight, however, we can do show our appreciation for all the seniors have accomplished despite living in a pandemic.

There will be a “Rolling Rally” Senior Car…

Published June 19, 2020

MELROSE — Nerves were raw this week as the City Council continued its debate of a move by Mayor Paul Brodeur to divert $26,000 away from the Police Department and invest it in on-going diversity, inclusion and anti-racism efforts.

As protests demanding social justice and equality continued across the country — including one…

Published June 19, 2020

WASHINGTON, D.C. —On Tuesday, Congresswoman Katherine Clark, vice chair of the House Democratic Caucus and a Prospect Street resident, introduced the Child Care is Infrastructure Act, a new comprehensive child care package that makes critical investments in infrastructure, education, and workforce development to revitalize the child care sector.  …

Published June 19, 2020

MELROSE — Follow Your Art Community Studios’ (FYACS) popular summer program for youth in grades K-12 is back. Morning and afternoon programming runs from July 6 through August 21, giving children and teens an opportunity to explore drawing,…

Posted on: Monday, June 15, 2020

MELROSE — It’s time to return all of the materials that you have checked out from Melrose Public Library! Please pack up your books, DVDs, CDs, Audiobooks, Hot Spots in paper bags, and bring them to the Library from 10a.m. to 2p.m. on Thursday, June 18^th, Friday…

Posted on: Monday, June 15, 2020

We invite you to join us in celebrating Cyndy’s retirement by participating in a drive by around the Melrose High School/Middle School/Central Administration complex.

Feel free to pass this message along to anyone you think might be interested in celebrating the Superintendent’s retirement and thank her for her years…

Published June 12, 2020

MELROSE — Melrose Mayor Paul Brodeur announced that his office and other city departments would be devoting the next two weeks to focus on how City services can contribute to creating a more racially just and equitable community.

“George Floyd was unfortunately not the first unarmed black man to die in police…

Published June 12, 2020

MELROSE – The City of Melrose and Town of Wakefield along with PhysicianOne Urgent Care have announced that a drive-through COVID-19 testing site will be set up at Melrose City Hall parking lot, 562 Main St, Melrose on Friday,…