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THE 2025 Summer Stroll at the end of July was a great event to take your pet to. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Artistic benefactors

THIS BAND CRANKED away on West Foster Street during the Chamber’s Summer Stroll on July 25, thanks to very generous sponsors. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Front Page: August 8, 2025

 

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Everyone say cheese

THESE YOUNG WOMEN cooled off on Main Street during the Chamber’s 2025 Summer Stroll. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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No one new emerges in Nov. 4 election race

MELROSE — According to information on the city Elections’ website, no one as of Wednesday afternoon has shown a desire to run for elected office since July 9.

When candidates take out nomination papers for City Council or School Committee, Elections Office staff updates the candidates’ list, the website states. Jason Chen of Woodland Avenue…

 

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Updates from City Hall

MELROSE — The City of Melrose is sharing the following updates for the upcoming week: 

Slice of the City: Ward 4 and 6 residents invited to meet city officials Aug. 12 

Residents of Melrose Ward 4 (roughly between Ell Pond and Bellevue Golf Course) and Ward 6 (roughly between Main Street and Mount…

 

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MVES to expand health initiative in Melrose thanks to Cummings Grant

NES OF THE Cummings Grant drew cheers from MVES staff as well as residents of 630 Salem St. in Malden, one of the first sites where the Housing Wellness Program was established. Pictured are some residents along with MVES Wellness Nurse Janelle Wilkins (holding the sign), Resident Services Coordinator Terri Fitzgerald (left of Janelle) and

 

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Peppino’s Italian Market brings Melrosians together

Franklin Square business celebrates one-year anniversary

 

By ELLIS IURILLI-HOUGH

MELROSE — On July 1, Peppino’s Italian Market celebrated their one-year anniversary, but for the owners, their business is just getting started.

The local mom-and-pop store opened in 2024, operating near Franklin Square at 954 Main St. Inside, Sinatra and Martin sing softly over the…

 

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Summer Stock event provides much needed donations for Melrose pantries

JULIANA and SOPHIA Koles, Volunteers. (The Food Drive Photo)

 

MELROSE — It was Christmas in July at the Melrose Chamber of Commerce’s 12th Annual Summer Stroll last Friday as the Melrose community generously provided just under 2000 pounds of donations for our two Melrose food pantries. The summer months can be slow with donations…

 

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The sun sets on the Stroll

THE JULY 25 sunset was made more spectacular because it was enjoyed by throngs of people who turned out for the 2025 edition of the Chamber of Commerce’s Summer Stroll. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Another awesome summer night, courtesy of the Chamber

 

THE 2025 SUMMER STROLL hosted by the Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the city was a great success, with hundreds of people coming together downtown on Friday night, July 25. Presenting sponsor was The Residence of Melrose Station. The Stroll was also made possible by a grant from the Melrose Cultural Council and

 

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Local man awarded $42M in case vs. J&J

BOSTON — A Melrose man was awarded more than $42 million Tuesday after a jury agreed he had developed mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer, from decades of using Johnson & Johnson talc products.

Paul Lovell and his wife Kathryn sued the company in 2021, claiming Johnson & Johnson’s products contained asbestos and Paul was…

 

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