THE WAKEFIELD/LYNNFIELD co-op boys’ swim team followed up their undefeated regular season with a first place finish at the Cape Ann League Championship meet on Jan. 28. (Courtesy Photo)
By CHARLES GAGNE
PEABODY — The undefeated Wakefield/Lynnfield cooperative boys’ swim team was more than ready for its biggest meet of the year on Jan. 28: the…
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AFTERMATH ADDICTION Treatment Center of Wakefield helped jump start the 2024 Senior Night Campaign, with a $3,000 donation. Pictured from the left are Matt Ganem, CEO Aftermath; Catherine Dhingra, Wakefield Health & Human Services; Jean Yentile, WMHS Senior Night Committee volunteer, and Amy Chiaravalloti, Wakefield Health & Human Services.
WAKEFIELD — The WMHS Senior Night…
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STATE SEN. JASON LEWIS (back row right) stands with colleagues and law enforcement officials in support of legislation aimed at gun violence prevention.
BOSTON — State Senator Jason Lewis joined his colleagues in the Massachusetts Senate to pass, with bipartisan support, An Act to sensibly address firearm violence through effective reform — the SAFER Act…
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THE WAKEFIELD HIGH wrestling team beat Melrose 45-27 in the 6th Brawl in the Hall on Wednesday at Memorial Hall. The Warriors won the Middlesex League title with the victory and improved to 18-1 overall on the season. Wakefield finished undefeated in the league and will now get ready for the Div. 3 North Sectional
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MELROSE — The Wakefield boys’ basketball team ended their four-game losing streak with a huge 48-43 victory in their visit to Melrose on Tuesday night. Throughout the game, the Warriors looked more cohesive defensively and were able to elevate their play on both ends of the court when it mattered most. The offensive…
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WAKEFIELD — On Monday, February 12 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. the Wakefield Human Rights Commission, with support from the town’s PTOs, will present “Understanding Our Differences” on Zoom.
Learn the importance of fostering open conversations about disabilities among young people and why encouraging greater understanding, respect and inclusivity makes a difference for all…
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EMMA QUINN and the Wakefield High girls’ basketball team was ranked No. 5 in the latest Div. 2 power rankings. The Warriors improved to 9-3 with a 58-25 win over Melrose last night. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)
WAKEFIELD — The most recent power rankings from the MIAA were released yesterday. The Wakefield High girls’ and boys…
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Towns have shared same $200M allocation for more than a decade
By CHRIS LISINSKI
State House News Service
BOSTON — The House’s point person on transportation did not even need to hear from a single city or town leader Tuesday before accurately forecasting how most would react to the latest annual road and bridge funding…
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Warriors get ready for tomorrow’s Brawl in the Hall vs. Melrose
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High wrestling team matched up against Wayland in their penultimate dual meet of the season on Friday night at the Charbonneau Field House.
The team celebrated their seniors with another victory, this time by a score of 45-18…
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WAKEFIELD – The Zoning Board of Appeals continues to take a hard line on what they see as inappropriately large 40B housing projects, as evidenced during last week’s tense hearing on a 100-unit 40B proposed at 127 Nahant St.
The board has been adamant in maintaining that the project is much too…
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