MELROSE — What makes your day? It’s all about the little things. Follow Your Art Community Studios (FYACS) invites the community to the opening reception of its new gallery exhibition on Friday, February 28 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. This exhibit held in The Gallery at 647 Main St…
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BOSTON — On April 21, Emily Brennan and Matthew Fonstein both of Melrose are running to defy cancer as a member of the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team in the 129th Boston Marathon®.
Along with more than 500 Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge teammates from across the United States and around the world, they will run Massachusetts…
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MELROSE — The Melrose Cultural Council (MCC) has opened a second round of project funding for community-oriented arts, cultural and interpretive sciences events and programming with broad public benefit and impact. The application cycle opened Monday, February 17 and ends Friday, March 28. The MCC’s goal is to provide financial support on a direct granting…
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JULIE NOLAN COMEDY raised $1,000 for Melrose Police Relief Corp. from the January 25 show. Pictured from the left: Chief Kevin Fallor, Juile Nolan, Bobbi Miller, Detective John Goodhue and Lt.Paul Norton. Bobbi Miller, the Executive Director for Melrose Residence Station, did stand up for the first time and killed it.
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MELROSE — Protesters against President Donald Trump and his policies braved frigid temperatures in parts of the U.S. Monday, shouting “No kings on Presidents Day” in East Coast cities and attempting to enter the Arizona Statehouse to oppose a bill that would bolster fast-changing federal immigration enforcement.
In Melrose, a group called “Mobilize Melrose” organized…
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MELROSE — The seven single-family homes that sold in the city last month fetched a median price of $1,050,000, according to the latest report from The Warren Group, a leading provider of national real estate and transaction data.
That is in remarkable contrast to the 11 single-families that sold in Melrose in January 2024…
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MELROSE — Mayor Jen Grigoraitis announced today that the City of Melrose will host a community celebration commemorating the 175th anniversary of Melrose’s incorporation as an independent town on May 3 at 10 a.m. at Melrose Memorial Hall, 590 Main St.
This free, family-friendly “birthday party” for the community is expected to include exhibits…
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MELROSE — Amid the tenor and some actions taken in Washington, administrators with the Melrose Public Schools want everyone — including those who are new to the country — to feel safe in their buildings and on their grounds.
In a letter to parents and staff earlier this month, Superintendent of Schools Adam Deleidi wrote,…
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BOSTON — State Senator Jason Lewis will be holding a virtual Town Hall meeting to share and discuss the results from his recent constituent survey. Over 1,600 local residents provided their input and feedback to Lewis about what issues are most important to them. Lewis will be using this feedback to help shape his priorities…
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BOSTON — State Senator Jason Lewis will be holding a virtual Town Hall meeting to share and discuss the results from his recent constituent survey. Over 1,600 local residents provided their input and feedback to Lewis about what issues are most important to them. Lewis will be using this feedback to help shape his priorities…