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Holiday greetings!

THREE-YEAR-OLD Gabriella Cerqueira lets The Grinch style her hair during Lynnfield Recreation’s Tree Lighting: A Whobilation Celebration on the Town Common on Dec. 6.

 

 

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Throwback Thursday, 1996

By the time Item photographer Joe Hakey took this photo in 1996, the Wakefield Center Neighborhood Association’s annual Lighting of the Lights was a well-established local Christmas tradition, as was the annual appearance of Frosty the Snowman. In early 1980, the fledgling WCNA launched a fundraising campaign to bring Christmas lighting to Wakefield Square. By the fall of that year, strings of outdoor lighting

 

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Start it up

MEMBERS of the NRHS girls’ varsity basketball team won a summer league title this year and are hoping for a terrific 2025-26 season which starts this Friday night, 6:30 p.m. at Pentucket. (Courtesy Photo)

 

Post publication update:
North Reading wins season opener vs. Pentucket in double overtime, 52-45.

 

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The man of the hour

THE WAKEFIELD AREA Chamber of Commerce hosted a tour of the town by Santa Claus Saturday. Among his helpers on the route were Rob McGuire of McGuire + Co, left, and an associate from the North Pole. More images appear inside. (Photo by Ann Hadley)

 

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Supporting the Council on Aging

A DONATION of $250 was recently presented to Angela Mauceri (left), vice president of the Friends of the North Reading Council on Aging, on behalf of the Wakefield Sons of Italy #1734 by Barbara and Bob Verrico (at right) of North Reading. The Verricos are member of Wakefield’s Sons of Italy. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Welcome to the city

ON NOVEMBER 17, the Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting to celebrate a wonderful new addition to Main St. Pre-Loved Consignment Boutique at 666 Main St. in the Salon International building. Great stop for holiday shopping! (Melrose Chamber Photo)

 

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Words of encouragement

THE HARLEM WIZARDS’ Emcee Rocket gives a pep talk to the Lynnfield unified basketball team before the third quarter during A Healthy Lynnfield’s Harlem Wizards charity basketball game on Nov. 16. The unified basketball played great against the Harlem Wizards during the third quarter. A Healthy Lynnfield anticipates the game raised over $20,000 for substance

 

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Seniors at banquet

SENIOR MEMBERS of the MHS boys varsity soccer team are pictured at their banquet (l-r): Henry Rahilly, Max Rosnov, Owen Brown, Pat Buggy, Luke Brodeur, Aidan Murphy, Reon Anderson, Josh Bird, Alec Truesdale, Ryan Heipler, Malek Sayegh, Jack Shea and Ali Abidi.

 

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Christmas magic!

HAVING A BLAST exploring all the decorated Christmas trees and wreaths at the Moose Lodge’s Festival of Trees on Sunday were (from left): Frankie Tosi, 6 3/4, and her big brother Rory Tosi, 9, and cousins Caleb Stasiowski, 12, and Sienna Taber, 9. They also enjoyed coloring, hot chocolate and doughnuts. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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Season of creativity

ART STUDENTS FROM Wakefield Memorial High School recently painted a holiday mural on the front entrance window of the Wakefield Daily Item building on Albion Street. The 10th grade students are (from left) Jayla Conley, Adrianna Chesna and Emily King. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Scouts craft with seniors for holidays

SENIORS AND local Girl Scouts took part in a project aimed at creativity, connection and gratitude.

 

A GREAT TIME was had during a craft session at The Residence at Melrose Station.

 

“THANKFUL CREATIONS” brought seniors together with local Girl Scouts.

 

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Scenes from Lynnfield High School’s ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’

LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL’s production of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” last weekend included, from left, Belle Maccini, Heavenly Claypool, Sabrina Hayman, Lindsay Squadrito, Patrick Malone as Lawrence, Mia Martins, Siri Tudi, Chase Lynds as Andre, Nora Hutter, Abby Harris and Lillian Spillane. In this scene, the cast sings the song “Overture.”

 

SONIA KUMAR (left) starred as

 

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