POLICE CHIEF Michael P. Murphy shakes the hand of Detective/SRO Paul Lucci Jr. as he works his way down the line to acknowledge each member of the department, past and present, at his retirement ceremony.
MEMBERS OF THE NRPD Honor Guard present the colors to officially open the retirement ceremony of Police Chief
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THE ANNUAL North Reading Parks and Recreation Youth Track and Field camp had 230 campers and 22 counselors this summer. The camp was hosted by NRHS coaches Sotirios Pintzopoulos, Thomas Ledoux and Josh Rocco. (Courtesy Photo)
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ROBERT PARKER WAY, a path on the grounds of the Rev. Daniel Putnam House, is illuminated by an old fashioned street lamp and framed by flowers on a calm summer evening. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
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SINGER Angela Masciale interacts with her audience at the end of her set at Saturday’s Showcase of the North Reading Community Coffeehouse at the library. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
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THE VIBRANT orange hues of a tangle of tiger lilies resemble the brightness of fireworks, making it a July favorite of gardeners everywhere. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
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REESE FULMER, a Gloucester native, opened his set of original tunes Saturday night with “San Francisco,” his first release on streaming services. He and his band are creating their first album. His solo act earned rousing applause at the North Reading Community Coffeehouse which was moved indoors at the library due to the unsettled forecast.
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REPRESENTATIVE Kate Lipper-Garabedian recently presented a citation to Melrose High athletic director Stephen Fogarty to recognize the Melrose wrestling team for its D3 State Championship this year, their second state title in a row. (Courtesy Photo)
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FRIENDS OF THE LYNNFIELD LIBRARY members Joe Gallagher and Kathy Lucey sold books and work to recruit new members during Lynnfield Rotary’s Concert on the Common on July 12. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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FRIENDS, from left, Nora Pelissier, Charlotte LaBella, Sydney Staab, Lucy Gargalowitz, Georgia Goodemote and Evelyn Nickerson had a blast at Recreation Station on July 12. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
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