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Melrose Run For Women raises money for Melrose Alliance Against Violence

PICTURED FROM THE left: MAAV Executive Director Meredith Shaw; Board President Jen Winslow; Board Vice President Jen Franco and Race Director Caitlin Mogan.

MELROSE — During a recent weekly meeting, The Melrose Running Club proudly presented Melrose Alliance Against Violence with a donation check for $31,500 from the proceeds of this year’s Melrose Run for…

 

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District champion 10-year-old All-Stars conclude terrific season

THE MELROSE 10-year-old All-Stars won the District 12 championship with a 5-1 win over Dorchester. The team concluded a terrific summer season with a record of 4-3. (Courtesy Photos)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

MELROSE — It was a good run for the Melrose 10-year old Little League All-Star team this summer as they captured the District 12

 

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Senate OKs phone-free schools bill

JASON LEWIS

BOSTON—State Senator Jason Lewis led the effort in the Massachusetts Senate to pass legislation to establish cell phone-free public schools in the Commonwealth. The bill aims to improve student learning and academic achievement, boost mental health and foster healthier learning environments.

Extensive research has shown that removing cell phones and other personal electronic…

 

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In harmony

 

THE POLYMNIA CHORAL SOCIETY entertained the crowd on Main Street July 25 during the Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Summer Stroll.
(Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Americans tune up for the ICL postseason

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

MELROSE — On Monday evening, the Melrose Americans baseball team fell at home, 9-2, to the Lexington Blue Sox at Morelli Field. With that defeat, the Americans record fell to 15-10-1 while the Blue Sox, who are in first place in the Intercity League, improved to 21-5-1. 

Lexington raced out to a 5-0,

 

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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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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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MBTA announces August service changes 

Service changes are taking place to support renewal and revitalization work on the Blue Line, signal upgrade work on the Orange Line, the High Line Bridge Replacement Project, and the North Station Terminal Area Signal System Improvement Project.

BOSTON – The MBTA has announced service changes in August on the Blue, Orange, Lowell and Fitchburg…

 

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Register now for Melrose Middle School Football

Registration is open for Melrose Middle School Football. The varsity team is for grades 7 and 8 and the junior varsity team is for grades 6 and 7. The teams will play grade-based football with no weight restrictions and it is open to all skill levels.

The teams will play 8 regular season games in…

 

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Library cuts threaten the ‘bridge across the digital divide’

Hot spots on hold, schools will be without research databases

 

BATES HALL in the Boston Public Library’s Central Branch.

 

By SAM DRYSDALE
State House News Service

BOSTON — Summer reading programs, English language classes, online research databases used in public schools across the state, free newspaper archives, e-book access, and GRE and career…

 

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