THE WARRIORS punched their ticket to the Div. 3 state semifinals with their 24-14 win over Plymouth South on Thursday night. No. 6 Wakefield will meet No. 2 North Attleboro this Friday night, 6:30 p.m. at Canton High School. (Brian Cusack Photo)
Travel to Canton Friday night to meet North Attleboro
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THE NEW sign for Veterans Field was unveiled on Friday with help from Bob Sardella from Sardella Sign & Display. The sign was donated by Wakefield resident Lois Benjamin and created by Sardella.
By MARK SARDELLA
WAKEFIELD — Wakefield residents turned out at two events on Friday morning as the town observed Veterans Day.
At…
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THE WAKEFIELD High girls’ swim team had eight Warriors qualify to represent the team at North Sectionals on Nov. 7 at WPI. Pictured in the front row from left to right is Laila Atoui, Lucy Wagner, Audrey Cook and Grace McHugh. In the back row from left are Sophie Seidman, Mackenzie Grace, Sam Marshall and…
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THE WAKEFIELD HIGH football team kept their incredible season going with a 24-14 road win over No. 3 Plymouth South in the Div. 3 state quarterfinals last night. The No. 6 Warriors improved to 10-0 with the win, the first 10-0 Wakefield football team in program history. The Warriors advance to the semifinals and will…
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SEVERAL MEMBERS OF the Wakefield Sons & Daughters of Italy met up at Applecrest Farm in Hampton Falls for a hayride, apple picking, and baby goat feeding. They had the best weather, and a lot of laughs.(Courtesy photo)
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THE SOPHOMORES ran well at the 2022 Coaches Invitational in Wrentham over the weekend. The Warriors took 2nd overall as a team and had multiple runners medal including, from left to right, Marcello Caruso (9th), Ethan Mezikofsky (16th), Aidan Martin (30th), Brody Wyatt (21st) and Jacob Ciriello…
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REID FESTEL (second from right) celebrates his game-tying goal with his teammates in the first half of Wakefield’s state tournament game against Marlborough on Saturday at Landrigan Field. (Courtesy Photo)
By CHARLES GAGNE and MARC GAGNE
WAKEFIELD — The Red Sea came out in full force at Landrigan Field for the boys’ home soccer playoff game…
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THE POLLS WERE BUSY this morning with voters casting ballots at around 8 a.m. The polling place at the Galvin Middle School Auditorium will be open until 8 p.m. tonight. (Mark Sardella Photo)
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WAKEFIELD — Voters will pick our next governor, lieutenant governor, representative in Congress, state Senator and many more officers during the State Election tomorrow, Nov. 8.
The centralized polling place at the Galvin Middle School will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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WAKEFIELD — As the five Wakefield High field hockey seniors made their way across a Landrigan Field lined with teammates, friends and family, they took a moment to soak in their last home field hockey game.
“Senior night is special,” said head coach Cara…
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ELVIS PRESLEY (aka Town Councilor Ed Dombroski) celebrated with local residents at a Halloween Party he hosted at the McCarthy Senior Center. Attendees painted pumpkins and enjoyed music and a lunch from local favorite Charlie’s on Main, in downtown Wakefield. (Courtesy photo)
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