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INspire Cafe opens for business on Saturday

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THIS IS PART of the INcrowd ready to serve you at the INspire Cafe in downtown Wakefield.

Located in Wakefield Square

WAKEFIELD – INspire Cafe announces the eagerly awaited grand opening date of its permanent location in downtown Wakefield. The cafe, located at 411 Main St., will officially open its doors on Saturday, February 1…

 

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More departmental budgets approved

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ASSISTANT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR/Chief Financial Officer Kevin Gill and Town Accountant Liz Rourke appeared before the Town Council this week to present the latest round of FY2026 budgets. From left, Town Councilors Douglas Butler, Robert Vincent, Mehreen Butt, Edward Dombroski, Chairman Michael McLane,Jonathan Chines and John Carney. Seated at right are Town Administrator Stephen P. Maio

 

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Front Page: January 28, 2025

 

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Middlesex County Baby Café hosts fundraiser for breastfeeding support

LUCIA JENKINS, left, with Baby Café participants. (Photo From Baby Café USA)

By ELLEN PUTNAM

MELROSE — On February 12, the Middlesex County Baby Café, which provides a free, drop-in breastfeeding support group in Melrose at the Church of the Nazarene, will be hosting a fundraiser at T’ahpas 529 to further their mission of helping…

 

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Size of Salem Street development to be reduced

THIS STRUCTURE at 158 Salem St. is on a parcel that is headed for redevelopment. (Mark Sardella Photo)

Zoning Board of Appeals notebook

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — An 18-unit residential complex proposed at 154 and 158 Salem St. will be reduced in size by up to three units. That’s what attorney Brian McGrail told…

 

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Front Page: January 27, 2025

 

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Tom Markham seeks reelection to SC

WAKEFIELD — A veteran School Committee member wants another term in office.

Water Street resident Thomas Markham took out nomination papers for reelection Friday morning to the School Committee. Three seats on the school board are up for election this spring.

Nomination papers for positions to be filled at the April 22 Town Election 

 

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Vanishing point 

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THIS ALBION STREET ALLEY in Wakefield is barely shoulder width. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Front Page: January 24, 2025

 

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ZBA decision expected on West Water Street project 

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – The Zoning Board of Appeals and attorney Brian McGrail tied up some loose ends in anticipation of a decision on a proposed 11-unit residential building at 33 Water St. at the board’s next meeting on Feb. 12. 

McGrail represented the applicants, Immacula Denis and Marvin St. Jean.  

McGrail reviewed some

 

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Enrichment program ‘Understanding Our Differences’ at Walton

PICTURED FROM THE left: WEF Director of WPS Relations Sue Worden; Walton Student Layla Davis; Walton PTO Co-President Julie Blackley; Walton Principal Brian Schmitt; and Walton student Aiden Alterio during a check presentation.

WAKEFIELD — This past Friday, Walton held an enrichment with Understanding Our Differences featuring the amazing Pam Fernandes and her loyal seeing-eye

 

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