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Emergency Fund receives over $32,000 in December

ON DECEMBER 28, the Melrose Lions Club presented Mayor Paul Brodeur with a $1,000 donation to the Melrose Emergency Fund. Pictured left to right: Brad Hutchinson, Paul Brodeur, and Kevin Erb.

MELROSE – In the month of December alone, the Melrose Emergency Fund Donation received over $32,000 in donations, with nearly $6,000 of those donations…

 

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THE MELROSE High wrestling team made their mark at the 2022 Sons of Italy Tournament at the Shriner’s Auditorium in Wilmington last weekend. Melrose placed several wrestlers in the top 3, including Alec McLaughlin and Oto Albanese. They also crowned two champs, Brayden Marceau and Mike Thomas, who are pictured with coaches Travis Tremblay, Eric…

 

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Wish granted

SO ONE OF THESE two is making a list, and the other wants to make sure they’re on it. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Boys track team looks to go distance in 2023

THE MHS boys track team picked up a big win over Watertown last week. Pictured from left to right: Melrose’s Adam Caldwell, Ellis lurilli Hough, Watertown runner Max Bennett, and Caleb Barnes. (courtesy photo)

 

Melrose kicks season off by dominating Watertown

By JENNIFER GENTILE

BOSTON—The Melrose High boy’s indoor track team kicked off their…

 

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Dedicated to academic excellence

THE LEARNING COMMONS at Melrose High were officially named in honor of Dr. David Driscoll last week. Driscoll, a member of a large, well-known Melrose family, was the city’s longtime superintendent of schools and also served as the state’s education commissioner. Here, the honoree (seventh from the left) stands with members of his own extended…

 

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MHS band students to participate in MMEA Northeastern Senior District Music Festival

THE FOUR STUDENTS who will participate in the Northeastern Sr. District Music Festival. From left to right they are Dom Quinci, string bass; Kate Urchuk, soprano; Jonah Tully, trombone; and Jonah Peters, percussion.

MELROSE — The Melrose Music Department announces that four Melrose High School students: Jonah Peters, percussion; Dom Quinci, string bass; Jonah Tully…

 

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MHS Learning Commons named for former Supt. Dr. David P. Driscoll

THE MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL LEARNING COMMONS has been named for Dr. David P. Driscoll, who served as the 22nd Commissioner of Education for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from March 1999 to August 2007. Dr. Driscoll also served as Melrose Superintendent of Schools from 1984 to 1993. Seated, from left: MHS junior Alison Doherty, Dr. Driscoll…

 

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State champ wrestlers resume winning ways

THE MELROSE High wrestling team returns this week straight off a first place finish at the Ashland Early Bird Tournament. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

Melrose debuts with 1st place at Ashland tourney

 

By JENNIFER GENTILE

ASHLAND—Straight off their state championship title last winter, the Melrose High varsity wrestling team have wasted…

 

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A celebration for everyone

AT 101, FLORENCE LUNDSTROM of Melrose enjoyed meeting Santa at Melrose Oriental Rug store during Home for the Holidays. (Photo courtesy of Janet Lundstrom)

 

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Girls’ hockey focused on improvement in ‘23

THE MHS girls’ hockey team opens their season at home on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at home at 6:00 p.m. at Flynn Rink. (photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

Starts season on Dec. 14 against Woburn

 

MELROSE—The hard-working Melrose High girls’ hockey team is back for their second-straight season as an independent squad and kick off their home…

 

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The holiday surge

THOUSANDS TURNED out as the Chamber held its kickoff event for the 2022 Home for the Holidays extravaganza last Friday night. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Thank you, seniors

MHS Band members were honored last month at Senior Night and last week wowed the Thanksgiving Crowd at the annual Melrose-Wakefield football game. Pictured from left: Ella Nagar, Ali Lloyd, Jacklynn Tully, Dom Quinci, Abby Smith, Noelle L’Heureux, Anna Spinale, Jonah Peters, Mina Baba, Tom Donaldson. (Seniors missing from the photo: Ellis Iurilli-Hough, Jill Bakey…

 

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