The Melrose Varsity girls soccer team celebrated Senior Night with a 1-0 win over Watertown at Fred Green field on October 27. The team enjoyed a second half goal by Sophie McElligott off a feed from Emma Drago. Overall the team finished the regular season on a 5-game winning streak and an impressive record of
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THE MELROSE High field hockey team wrapped up another winning, playoff-bound season last week after a 8-1 Div. 2 playoff loss to Canton on the road Thursday, Oct. 30. Melrose would see their lone goal courtesy of junior Anna Sullivan. It was the second year in a row the team made playoffs and they look
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IT WAS a spook-tacular display of artistry from the Melrose High Marching Band and Color Guard when they performed at halftime last Friday evening, Halloween, at the Melrose/Stoneham football game. Photographer Raj Das was on hand to capture the highlights of their always-enjoyable halftime show. (photos by Raj Das edphotos.com)
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LYNNFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL students enrolled in Spanish classes recently created a Day of the Dead Community Altar titled Butterflies and Memories. (Courtesy Photo)
LYNNFIELD — More than 150 students in Lynnfield Middle School’s Spanish classes recently created a Day of the Dead Community Altar titled Butterflies and Memories.
The students, in collaboration with Casa de…
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SECOND GRADERS from Huckleberry Hill School, Summer Street School and Our Lady of the Assumption School had an opportunity to go on a tour of the new Fire Headquarters on Oct. 27. Students were able to check out the fire apparatus and learned about fire safety. Students also had an opportunity to participate in Fire
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ALL SENIOR MARCHING band members with the trophy credit to Wakefield Music Boosters.
By KAREN MARSHALL
WAKEFIELD — For the third consecutive year, the Wakefield Warrior Marching Band has taken home first place at the New England Scholastic Band Association (NESBA) Finals. Thirty-five bands competed in last weekend’s championship event with Wakefield topping Division 5 and…
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PICTURED FROM THE left: Vietnam Veteran and Veterans Services Officer Dave Mangan and Korean War Veteran Patsy Zagaria in the WCAT podcast studio during the ninth episode of Kilroy was Hear this Fall 2025.
WAKEFIELD — Have you heard about the podcast featuring local veterans?Kilroy was Hear is a locally produced podcast inspired by two…
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THE 65TH CELEBRATION of TSF featured outstanding speakers. Pictured from the left: Town Councilor Stacey Constas, Bill Boodry, Dr. Senila Yasmin and Representative Donald Wong.
The Scholarship Foundation of Wakefield Marks a Milestone Anniversary
WAKEFIELD — The Scholarship Foundation of Wakefield, Inc. (TSF) proudly celebrated 65 years of supporting local students with a special event…
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WMHS DRUM MAJOR Simone Millett and Color Guard Captains Natalie Kretas and Serena Loh with the NESBA Division 5 championship trophy and High Caption Award plaques at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Lawrence last night. The Warrior Marching Band scored 97.89 to capture the championship. Finishing second was Oakmont-Overlook of Ashburnham, which called a 95.77.
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THE WAKEFIELD volleyball team will welcome Marshfield to the Charbonneau Field House for a first round matchup on Saturday at 2 p.m. No. 25 Marshfield (12-8) beat No. 40 Bristol-Plymouth 3-0 in a preliminary round match last night. The No. 8 Warriors (16-4) would be hosting the second round as well if they can defeat
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