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MELROSE BOYS’ lacrosse spent much of school vacation on the road competing among the best in Player Cup action in North Andover. Melrose faced Needham and Chelmsford and fell to their strong opponents. They rebounded this past week against ML foe Watertown and look forward to this Wednesday’s matchup vs. Winchester. Then, they will host…

 

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Four artists among Arts Festival exhibitors this weekend at Memorial Hall

THESE FOUR talented artists will display their work this weekend.

 

MELROSE — The annual Melrose Arts Festival is the largest, most popular visual arts event in the city, and has been for 16 years!

Each year, a small committee of volunteers works tirelessly to produce a spectacular event to bring young and old together…

 

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Sweet victory for Melrose lacrosse girls

SENIOR MEGHAN Maher had a giant 6 goals against Shawsheen Tech during Melrose’s 17-5 victory on Monday. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

Update post-publication: Melrose defeats Watertown 13-5 (4/26)

 


17-5 Shawsheen win has them in victory column

 By JENNIFER GENTILE

WILMINGTON—The Melrose High girls’ varsity lacrosse team picked up an overwhelming 17-5 win…

 

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THOSE INVOLVED IN THE YMCA LIVESTRONG PROGRAM include front row from left: Sheila Tighe, Mary Boyle, Rebecca “Becca” Thorpe, Diane DeVivo and Judy Gray. Back row, from left: Jeff Dodds, trainer; Liz Solomon; Joanie Angelosanto; Mike Perrino; Marilyn Ward, mentor; Marty Stanton, mentor; Eileen Lyle, mentor and Courtney Vernadakis, trainer. (Courtesy Photo)

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We’ll take it

LAST WEEKEND Melrosians took advantage of a recycling event and dropped off old gas, motor oil and antifreeze, among other things. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Whitelam Books, Poetry Open Mic Night

ENTRANCE TO WHITELAM Books on Main St., Reading

 

READING — April is National Poetry Month and Whitelam Books at 610 Main St in Reading is celebrating with a Community Open Mic Night. Adults and teens are invited to come to Whitelam Books on Wednesday, April 26 at 7 p.m. to share their original poetry…

 

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Pretty in Pink

CHERRY BLOSSOMS SIGNIFY the beginning of spring and a goodbye to winter! (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Writers and Illustrators meet April 26

MAX ROSE ILLUSTRATION

 

 

STONEHAM — Put some spring in your creative step! Meet other local, adult writers and artists at the best free and casual way to connect with creative minds in the north of Boston region. The Room to Write’s next quarterly Writers and Illustrators Meet & Greet will be held on…

 

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Doing their part

THE CITY HOSTED a recycling event on Saturday, April 15 during which old motor oil, antfreeze and gasoline were collected. This couple seemed happy to be doing their part for the environment. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Melrose serves up an ace over rival Wakefield

THE MELROSE High boy’s tennis team is 4-1 after big wins over rival Reading and Wakefield. (photo: Megan Casey, Chloe Gentile)

4-1 Melrose is a current league favorite

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—Earlier this season, Melrose High boy’s tennis coach Sam Stallings indicated that one goal for Melrose this season was to earn a rare win…

 

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Steep challenges won’t deter girls’ LAX

THE MELROSE High girls’ lacrosse team will resume play on Monday on the road against Shawsheen Tech. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—The Melrose High girl’s varsity lacrosse team is coming off a challenging week with a chance to regroup after a pair of losses against two very tough opponents.

Melrose…

 

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Youngest students honor Earth Day

WINTHROP SCHOOL art students display their Earth Day drawing on donated Shaw’s Supermarket Bags.

MELROSE — As part of a collaboration between the Melrose Department of Public Works (DPW), Melrose Shaw’s Supermarket and Winthrop Elementary Art Teacher Kendra Robertson, Winthrop School kindergarteners and first graders decorated 200 recyclable Shaw’s grocery bags with environmental messages and…

 

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