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Bob Ryan at next Author’s Corner Feb. 17

SPORTSWRITER BOB RYAN will be the guest at the next Author’s Corner at the Melrose Public Library.
SPORTSWRITER BOB RYAN will be the guest at the next Author’s Corner at the Melrose Public Library.

MELROSE — Melrose Public Library is hosting Bob Ryan at The Author’s Corner on Tuesday, Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. The doors will open at 6:45.

Bob Ryan is one of America’s most respected sports reporters, writers and…

 

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Hundreds of gallons of oil spill into city drainage system

THE DRIVER OF THIS First Energy home heating oil delivery truck lost control of his vehicle on black ice on Howard Street Monday morning. The truck flipped over on its side and several hundred gallons of oil spilled onto the roadway and into two city catch basins. Firefighters responded and “diked” Howard Street in the area of the spill. First Energy hired the environmental cleanup company Enpro to rid the oil from the town’s drainage system. Oil could be found in a stream as far from the site as Soc’s Ice Cream on the Lynn Fells Parkway. (Donna Larsson Photos)
THE DRIVER OF THIS First Energy home heating oil delivery truck lost control of his vehicle on black ice on Howard Street Monday morning. The truck flipped over on its side and several hundred gallons of oil spilled onto the roadway and into two city catch basins. Firefighters responded and “diked” Howard Street in the

 

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Liquor board to hear drinking rules changes

MELROSE — The Melrose Liquor License Commission will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 26, on the second floor of the Milano Senior Center, 201 West Foster St., to receive Mayor Robert J. Dolan’s proposals for changes to Melrose’s liquor regulations.

These changes include:

• Clarifying the regulation on serving alcoholic beverages in restaurants…

 

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A city’s educational challenge

MELROSE — As school administrators gear up for another difficult budget-setting season, Supt. of Schools Cyndy Taymore has issued a challenge to the city regarding education funding and the need for specific positions that she feels will improve our schools and student outcomes.

Taymore writes, “The school budget is the vehicle by which the School…

 

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City’s 20th Martin Luther King Jr. program Monday

DR. PENIEL JOSEPH
DR. PENIEL JOSEPH

MELROSE — In celebration of the legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the City of Melrose will hold its Annual Martin Luther King Day Dinner and Program on Monday, Jan. 19 at The First Congregational Church in Melrose. The event is sponsored by the Mayor’s Office, the Melrose Human…

 

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PHOTO: Some awesome sauce

MELROSE CUB SCOUTS got hands-on experience at Domino’s Pizza on Franklin Street over the winter school break. Domino’s manager, Mari, taught the scouts of Bear Den 5 how pizzas are tossed, cooked and delivered, and allowed each scout to make and take home his own customized pizza! The most popular topping, somewhat surprisingly, was pineapple. Domino’s hosted Melrose Pack 635 scouts Ronan Melville, Joseph Crowley, Jack Deeds, Philip Murray, Will Ryan, Dominic Loiacono and Will Lucas, as part of its community outreach program.
MELROSE CUB SCOUTS got hands-on experience at Domino’s Pizza on Franklin Street over the winter school break. Domino’s manager, Mari, taught the scouts of Bear Den 5 how pizzas are tossed, cooked and delivered, and allowed each scout to make and take home his own customized pizza! The most popular topping, somewhat surprisingly, was pineapple.

 

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Road projects pay off

Police made nearly $900G in 2014 details

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 By BOB BURGESS

MELROSE — A boatload of road work across the city in 2014 proved a boon to the Melrose Police Department, which placed 34 members on the list of the top 50 paid municipal employees for the calendar year that just ended.

Lt. James Mulrenan…

 

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Wild chase leads to 5th drunk driving charge

JOHN KELLUM
JOHN KELLUM

MELROSE — A Spear Street man led police on a wildly dangerous chase through his neighborhood and into Malden Sunday morning, a ride that ended in the frigid Malden River and in Kellum’s fifth drunk driving arrest.

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Emergency Fund is over the top

FROM THE LEFT ARE Keith Bowden, Kevin Erb, Mayor Rob Dolan and Brad Hutchinson
FROM THE LEFT ARE Keith Bowden, Kevin Erb, Mayor Rob Dolan and Brad Hutchinson

MELROSE — Kevin Erb of the Lions Club presented a check to Mayor Rob Dolan this week that brought the total donations to the Emergency Fund to over $48,000, far surpassing the amount raised in last year’s holiday fundraising drive.

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Emergency Fund tops $43G

 

MELROSE — Donations to the Melrose Emergency Fund topped $43,000 this week, surpassing the total amount donated in last year’s fundraising drive.

“While we do our main fundraising during the holiday season, the Emergency Fund works year-round to support Melrose families who are going through difficult times,” said Mayor Rob Dolan. “Over the past…

 

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City weighs RD’s Deli options

RD’S DELI & MARKET was closed for business on Tuesday. (Gail Lowe Photo)
RD’S DELI & MARKET was closed for business on Tuesday. (Gail Lowe Photo)

MELROSE — Local authorities may come down hard on the owner of a Franklin Street market accused of trying to dupe a mentally challenged woman out of Lottery winnings.

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PHOTO: Getting a little air

IT WAS A MILD Christmas 2014, and on Saturday, local temperatures approached 60 degrees. Knowing full well that was about to change, this dog takes a breather while his owner is stopped on Main Street. (Donna Larsson Photo)
IT WAS A MILD Christmas 2014, and on Saturday, local temperatures approached 60 degrees. Knowing full well that was about to change, this dog takes a breather while his owner is stopped on Main Street. (Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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