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Condo owners want lower water charge

MELROSE — City officials and representatives of Melrose’s various condominium associations sat down last week to talk water and sewer rates.

On Wednesday, October 1, in a morning meeting in City Hall, the condo residents asked those who are in charge of setting Melrose’s water and sewer rates to consider assessing them at a lower…

 

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House hopefuls clash on gas tax and more

 By MARK SARDELLA

GREENWOOD REPUBLICAN John Lock (left) listens as incumbent state Rep. Paul Brodeur (D-Melrose) makes a point during a debate last Wednesday, Oct. 1. (David Watts Jr. Photo)
GREENWOOD REPUBLICAN John Lock (left) listens as incumbent state Rep. Paul Brodeur (D-Melrose) makes a point during a debate last Wednesday, Oct. 1. (David Watts Jr. Photo)

WAKEFIELD — Both candidates running for the 32nd Middlesex District seat in the House of Representatives want to keep casino gambling in Massachusetts but incumbent…

 

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Lewis, others hold forum on opioid abuse

BOSTON – Later this month, state Senator Jason Lewis, the Reading Coalition Against Substance Abuse and the Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition will present a regional dialogue on opioid abuse. Residents of the Fifth Middlesex district and neighboring communities are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts and feedback.

The presentation will take place on…

 

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PHOTO: The pay phone blues

WITH APPLE RECENTLY releasing its newest smartphones, it seems pay phones like this one in front of Shaw’s supermarket are fading from memory. Particularly when they have to to share space with pumpkins.  (Donna Larsson Photo)
WITH APPLE RECENTLY releasing its newest smartphones, it seems pay phones like this one in front of Shaw’s supermarket are fading from memory. Particularly when they have to to share space with pumpkins.
(Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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New playground planned for The Common

THE NEW MELROSE COMMON is expected to be finished later this year.
THE NEW MELROSE COMMON is expected to be finished later this year.

MELROSE — The City of Melrose was recently awarded a $200,000 grant from Governor Patrick and the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental affairs as part of The Our Common Backyards Grant Program.

“I want to thank Governor Patrick, Senator Lewis, and Representative…

 

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State Senate hopefuls air their differences

By DAN TOMASELLO

MONICA MEDEIROS AND JASON LEWIS squared off in a state Senate debate for the second time in six months. (David Watts Jr. Photo)
MONICA MEDEIROS AND JASON LEWIS squared off in a state Senate debate for the second time in six months. (David Watts Jr. Photo)

WAKEFIELD — State Senator Jason Lewis (D-Winchester) and Republican challenger Monica Medeiros faced off for the first time this election cycle in a debate held at Wakefield Community Access…

 

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Remembering a man committed to veterans

ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, the corner of Albion and Franklin streets was dedicated to the memory of World War II veteran Minor McLain. McLain, a history professor, was also a prisoner of war in Europe. An infantryman in the U.S. Army, he was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry and the Purple Heart. Friends and family attended the dedication ceremony, which took place not far from the Sgt. Harold O. Young VFW Post where McLain was a longtime member and official historian. Ryan McLane, district Veterans Affairs Officer spoke to the audience, which included McLain’s family seated in the front. In an adjacent photo, Mayor Robert J. Dolan speaks at the newly dedicated corner, with Ryan McLane behind him. (Donna Larsson Photos)
ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, the corner of Albion and Franklin streets was dedicated to the memory of World War II veteran Minor McLain. McLain, a history professor, was also a prisoner of war in Europe. An infantryman in the U.S. Army, he was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry and the Purple Heart. Friends and

 

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MCAS scores bring praise, disappointment

MELROSE — The city’s public school students made some progress last spring during 2014 MCAS testing, the results of which were recently released and discussed at Tuesday’s School Committee meeting.

Scores also reveal some troubling trends, including lower than expected achievement at Veterans Memorial Middle School.

Supt. of School Cyndy Taymore said, “As we began…

 

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Hand in old medications Saturday

MELROSE — It is that time again to clean out your medicine cabinet. If you are holding onto expired or unused prescriptions or over-the-counter medications, bring them to the Melrose Police Station or Walgreens Pharmacy in Melrose on Saturday, September 27, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to be properly disposed of. Organizers are very…

 

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All that jazz and more at 2014 Victorian Fair

 

CENTER STAGE DANCE STUDIO had plenty of students participating in the 2014 Chamber of Commerce Victorian Fair. Here are dancers from the Jazz II team. (Donna Larsson Photo)
CENTER STAGE DANCE STUDIO had plenty of students participating in the 2014 Chamber of Commerce Victorian Fair. Here are dancers from the Jazz II team. (Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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Cities will work with Wynn on casino benefits

MELROSE — Mayor Rob Dolan said this week it is important that officials from the area hold Wynn Resorts to the promise it made several months ago to help communities if given a license to operate a casino in Everett.

“We have a deal with them,” Dolan said Wednesday, a few hours after Wynn Resorts…

 

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MEC workshop on home efficiency Sept. 30

MELROSE — With cold weather approaching, it’s time to think about simple steps we can take to save money on our heating bills. Using less energy to heat our homes not only makes financial sense but also contributes to a cleaner environment and places less stress on the distribution system. More efficient heating systems also…

 

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