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Schools’ budget building continues

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD —  A community Zoom video-conference Wednesday afternoon, February 25 was supposed to give School Superintendent Doug Lyons and his staff a chance to hear what people are looking for in the schools’ fiscal year 2027 budget, but so few people tuned in he started to ask for information.

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Patriotic procession

A COMMUTER RAIL train with a message of support for the military and first responders rolls into the North Avenue station. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Warrior boys’ hockey advances to Sweet 16 with 5-1 win over East Longmeadow

THE RED SEA celebrates Ryan McCarthy’s short-handed goal during the first period of Wakefield’s 5-1 first round win over East Longmeadow last night at the Stoneham Arena. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)

By DAN PAWLOWSKI

STONEHAM — Playing a state tournament hockey game on your home ice is a lifelong memory. The seniors on the 14th-ranked Wakefield High…

 

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Northeast hockey wins on senior night, set to play North Reading in first round

THE NORTHEAST Metro Tech boys’ hockey team earned the No. 22 seed in the Div. 4 state tournament with a record of 12-7. The Knights will travel to Breakaway Ice Center in Tewksbury today at 3:40 p.m. to take on No. 11 North Reading (11-7-2) in a first round matchup. The winner will play the

 

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Town Council acts on development agreements 

THE TOWN COUNCIL this week executed a number of legal agreements related to Cabot, Cabot & Forbes 440-unit “Basin” project at the head of the Lake. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – The Town Council Monday night voted to accept, execute and record four legal instruments related to the development at 200-440 Quannapowitt Parkway at the head of the Lake. 

Specifically,

 

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KLG

Lipper-Garabedian running for Senate seat

KLG
KATE LIPPER-GARABEDIAN

 

 

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Warrior track athletes compete at Meet of Champions

BOSTON — Multiple members of both the girls’ and boys’ Wakefield High indoor track and field teams competed at the All-State Meet of Champions on Saturday at The Track at New Balance.

The girls’ team had two individual competitors and a relay team at the event.

Quin Wilcox, a week removed from capturing her first Division

 

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Blizzard window 2026

Digging out from Blizzard of 2026

Blizzard window 2026
TWO SHOVELS, one storm, endless snow. (John Leone Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The second major storm in a month — this one a true blizzard — dropped a foot and a half of snow on the town and brought everything to a standstill yesterday.

This morning, under clear skies but still with a lot of snow

 

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Wakefield Youth Hockey honored by Bruins as winners of TD Bank PASS clinic

THE WAKEFIELD Youth Hockey Peewee 2 team was selected for the Bruins’ TD Bank PASS Clinic in which they received a $2,500 donation to the program, 100 tickets the Jan. 15 Bruins vs. Seattle Kraken game and a one-hour clinic with the Bruins Youth Hockey Development team and former Bruin Andrew Alberts (pictured with the

 

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Corrected: Town Election Update: Wakefield Housing Authority race taking shape

Editor’s note:  Correction posted on February 25, 2026

In a story Monday, we incorrectly reported a possible Town Election race for a seat on the Wakefield Housing Authority. Catherine A. Fleurant took out nomination papers for the five-year position on Friday. Theodore H. Noell is running for reelection to a five-year term on the town’s Planning

 

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School work

THE BRICK FACADE is now up on much of the new Wakefield Memorial High School currently under construction. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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New firefighters appointed

From left, Firefighter Brian Dougherty, Chief of Department Tom Purcell and Firefighter Timothy Coggswell.

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Fire Chief Thomas M. Purcell has announced the appointment of two new firefighters to the Wakefield Fire Department: Timothy E. Coggswell, 58 Paon Boulevard and Brian Dougherty, 39A Lawrence Street, both of Wakefield.

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