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LOCAL TJX employees (from left): Maddy McAuliffe, NRHS Class of 2015, Nancy Carpenter of Duane Drive, and her son Will Carpenter, NRHS Class of 2020, donated their time to address the High School marketing students of Brian McAuliffe and Ryan Spinney on Friday, March 7. The dynamic presentation took place in the Distance Learning Lab. Students

 

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High wire act

SIGNIFICANT wind gusts on the afternoon of March 7 resulted in plenty of downed trees and wires, including this blowdown on Route 62 west just after Martins Landing, at 12:15 p.m. The clean-up required throughout town kept local police, fire, DPW and RMLD crews busy and resulted in some necessary detours. (Andy Nichols Photo)

 

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Women in Wakefield: Catherine Titus Landers, A WWII nurse in France

AFTER SERVING HER country in World War II, Catherine Titus Landers raised her family in Greenwood.

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Catherine was born in Melrose on August 14, 1920. She was the eldest of seven children of Kirk H. and Harriet E. (Chesley) Titus, Jr.

She graduated…

 

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Wind bent

WHEN THERE WAS still a lot of ice on Lake Quannanpowitt, the wind howled and bent shoreline phragmites to its will two Sundays ago. (Frank Conte Photo)

 

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Reunited Marines

 

TWO MARINES were surprisingly reunited after 60 years at the Corporal Scott Procopio, (USMC), Saugus American Legion Post 210 weekly Friday morning, at breakfast on March 7, 2025. Rick Pearson (left, Wakefield) met Carmen Fino (right, Saugus) for the first time since boot camp, Platoon 277, at Parris Island, South Carolina.

 

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It’s always sunny on Albion Street

THIS WEATHER VANE brings an artistic touch of sunshine to the business district. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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MHS thespians in “The Outsiders”

THE S.E. HINTON classic “The Outsiders” was performed by Melrose Drama last week during a regional Mass. Educational Theater Group Festival which included other high schools from the area. Melrose High did very well, and is moving on to the semifinals. (Photo by Dan Murphy, Murphy Media Group)

 

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Champs!

Congrats are in order for the Melrose 6th Grade Middle School Team who became 2025 Champions in a decisive 8-4 win over the Mad Dogs. Roster includes: AJ Pimental, Alex Ogiba, Andrew Pierson, Cam Dryer, Colin Ryder, Drew Kaplan, Joe Weaver, Will Weaver, Jonas Gundersen, Keaton Clapp, Martin Palmer, Max O’Reilly, Sam Healey, Sam Sanna,

 

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Scenes from playoffs

 

PHOTOGRAPHER RAJ Das was captured the electric moments of Melrose High boy’s hockey’s first two rounds of playoff wins. From top left: Justin D’Antona (#7) had two goals in Melrose’s 3-1 win over Shawsheen; Melrose hockey fans bring back Hockey Town; Melrose and their fans celebrate their win over Shawsheen; and a Holliston goalie…

 

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Pioneer of the Week featured March 5, 2025

ANTHONY CALLA
Boys’ Hockey
Junior

 

Calla is pictured here scoring Lynnfield’s game-winner in a thrilling, double overtime victory over North Middlesex on Feb. 26 at McVann-O’Keefe Rink. He finished with 2 goals and 2 assists in the victory. (Shlok Kudrimoti Photo)

 

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Good run

THE NO. 12 PLNR co-op girls’ hockey team defeated No. 21 Waltham 2-0 in a Div. 1 first round matchup on Feb. 26 at the McVann-O’Keefe Rink. The Tanners fell to No. 5 Archbishop Williams 7-1 in the Round of 16 on Saturday at Thayer Sports Complex. The Tanners concluded their season with an overall

 

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Gertrude Spaulding: An inspiration to all

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The Wakefield Historical Society’s third Women’s History Month profile features someone many of us knew quite well, Gertrude Spaulding.
She was born Gertrude Mowry, daughter of an Iowa state senator who served as US Attorney under Calvin Coolidge, she attended the University of…

 

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