THE WARRIOR volleyball team defeated Belmont 3-1 on Sept. 11, the first victory over Belmont in program history. (Courtesy Photo)
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High volleyball team welcomed Belmont to the Charbonneau Field House on Wednesday and came away with an impressive 3-1 victory, their first over the Marauders in program history.
Consistently one of the…
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THE FINAL STEEL BEAM in Northeast Metro Tech’s new high school building is steadied by a construction worker as it is hoisted up during the topping off ceremony August 29. (Northeast Metro Tech Courtesy Photo)
WAKEFIELD — Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School began the process of building a new high school facility nearly two years…
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ALIZA MARGOLIS celebrates after her goal against Belmont on Monday. The senior captain has paced the Warrior offense so far in 2024. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)
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NICO MANGANIELLO
WAKEFIELD — Wakefield’s new girls’ soccer head coach, Nico Manganiello, knew the Middlesex League was one of the best in the state.
The Warriors start…
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NORTH READING — The Wakefield High golf team improved to 4-4 on the season with a 42-30 victory over Reading at the Thomson Country Club in North Reading yesterday. It was the second straight win for the Warriors after defeating Wilmington 46-26 on Monday at Hillview Golf Course in North Reading.
That win over the Wildcats…
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WAKEFIELD – The School Committee met the new Director of Athletics, Health and Wellness, Michael Murphy, at their meeting Tuesday, Sept. 10. “I was looking for a sports town with a community feel,” he said of moving from a similar job at Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical High School in Danvers…
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WAKEFIELD — After an energizing victory in Arlington to open its season on Sept. 3, the Wakefield High School boys’ soccer team was ready for its home opener on Thursday against one of only four teams that beat last year’s program: Woburn.
As the game got going, Woburn had the first real threat…
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WAKEFIELD — Other than the new widened sidewalk on the east side, it’s been pretty much business as usual on North Avenue between Veterans Field and Quannapowitt Parkway.
But that may turn out to be the calm before the storm.
In the next few weeks, the roadway lanes will be…
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WAKEFIELD – In an effort to show good faith with the Zoning Board of Appeals, developer Scott Green has agreed to a further reduction in the size of his proposed 40B housing project at 32 Nahant St.
Originally proposed as a 32-unit 40B project, the number of units had been reduced several…
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MARIE ESTRADA had a goal and an assist in Wakefield’s 4-0 win over Woburn on Friday. (Courtesy Photo)
By DAN PAWLOWSKI
WOBURN — The Wakefield High field hockey team picked up their first win of the 2024 season on the road Friday with an impressive, 4-0 shutout over Woburn. The Warriors improved to 1-1 on the…
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WAKEFIELD — It will be a least a few more weeks before there is any resolution in the Zoning Board of Appeals case involving a proposed 100-unit 40B project at 119 Nahant St.
After stating flatly earlier in last Thursday’s ZBA meeting that he would not discuss reducing the number of units…
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