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WAAV celebrates signing of new domestic abuse law

WAAV 2024
THE WAKEFIELD ALLIANCE AGAINST VIOLENCE had a float in this year’s July Fourth parade. From the left are. Carmen Aliber, Jean Yentile, Merry Eldridge and Joie Gerrish.

WAKEFIELD – Last month Gov. Maura Healey signed into law legislation to protect victims of domestic violence by expanding the definition of abuse to include coercive control. Wakefield…

 

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July 4 Parade 2024

A parade for everyone!

July 4 Parade 2024
THIS LITTLE PUP was a big hit whether riding in a cart or marching in the parade. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Here are the winners of Wakefield’s July 4 events

EMMA OSTERHOUT of Wakefield won the West Side Social Club’s Ken Giles Award for the Best Presentation of this year’s D-Day theme. Emma won for “Martha Gellhorn: D-Day’s Only Female Journalist. (Carol Hubbard Photo)

WAKEFIELD — Following are the winners of the children’s events put on by the West Side Social Club’s 4th of July…

 

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Jimmy Fund 2024

Wakefield Little League Jimmy Fund teams in full swing

Jimmy Fund 2024
WAKEFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE celebrated the end of their season on June 22 at Fernald Field and started their fundraising efforts for the Jimmy Fund season, which is now underway at Fernald and Nasella Field. (Courtesy Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The Jimmy Fund Little League season is underway in Wakefield. 

Wakefield Little League has 10 Jimmy…

 

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Scenes from Wakefield’s 4th of July parade

 

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Generations celebrate the Fourth of July

AMERICAN THUNDER and the West Side Social Club’s 4th of July Committee gave us a great end to Independence Day 2024. Carin Macnamara captured the pyrotechnics above the newly refurbished Bandstand on the Lower Common. (Photograph courtsey of Carin Macnamara/Advanced Imaging ©2024)

WAKEFIELD — The town celebrated Independence Day in style yesterday, with kids’ showcases…

 

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Wayback Wednesday: The 1940 July 4th parade in Wakefield

THE 1940 JULY 4TH PARADE featured the Wakefield High School Band led by the WHS Cheerleaders. Back then, the parade was sponsored by the West Side Social Club and the direction it took on Main Street was opposite that of recent parades. The “Chief Marshal” of the 1940 parade was World War I hero Major…

 

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Fourth of July Parade 2023

Let the celebration begin!

WAKEFIELD — Tomorrow, July Fourth, is one of the special days on the calendar. We celebrate our 1776 break with England, which had begun to take America for granted with increased taxation while giving colonists no say in how they were governed.

On Thursday, we recognize the 248th year of the signing of the Declaration…

 

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