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ZBA appeals Nahant Street 40B ruling 

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The town will not go down without a fight in its effort to stop, or at least curtail, plans for a 100-unit 40B affordable housing project on Nahant Street. The proposed development site encompasses 119 Nahant St., 0 Nahant St., 127 Nahant St. and 135 Nahant St. and includes the…

 

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Great Horned Owl rescued near Lake Q

THANKS TO WAKEFIELD FIRE Dept. and Cape Ann Wildlife, this female Great Horned Owl was rescued from some fishing line and is now in the best hands at Cape Ann Wildlife. (Carin Macnamara Photo)

 

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Front Page: December 29, 2023

 

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Lake Q sunset the day after Winter Solstice

LONGEST NIGHT IS past, sunlight slowly returns now, hope springs in the cold. (Catherine Grassello Photo)

 

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Parking, housing and flags dominated the second half of 2023

THE WAKEFIELD WARRIOR football team celebrated its undefeated 2022 championship season aboard a float in the 2023 July Fourth Parade. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – As if right on cue, the rain ended just as the 2023 Wakefield Independence Day Parade got underway at 5 p.m. on July Fourth. The crowds lining…

 

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Go on a First Day Hike

BOSTON — The Healey-Driscoll Administration is encouraging residents and families to kick off their new year with a free guided First Day Hike at state parks across Massachusetts, including Breakheart Reservation and the Middlesex Fells Reservation.

The First Day Hikes initiative launched in 1992, when 400 hikers gathered to welcome the new year at the…

 

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Front Page: December 28, 2023

 

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New High School Voted 2023

Flags, fires and elections highlighted first half of 2023 

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD – As 2023 got underway, a January Special Town Meeting drew 1,325 to vote on a plan to build a new $274 million Wakefield Memorial High School. The meeting start time was delayed by 45 minutes to allow late arrivers to check in and be seated, but in the end 1,231…

 

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Front Page: December 27, 2023

 

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NSMT GM speaks about gratitude at Women in Business luncheon

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD—By definition, North Shore Music Theatre’s General Manager Karen Nascembeni is the embodiment of what every woman would want in a friend. She’s a joy to know, a joy to hear.

On Wednesday, December 20, Nascembeni gave an inspiring talk to a group of about 25 women at the Wakefield Lynnfield Women…

 

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ZBA helps clear way for new WMHS

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Zoning Board of Appeals has ruled in favor of the Permanent Building Committee (PBC) in the latter’s appeal of a decision by the Building Inspector related to the new Wakefield Memorial High School building project. 

Attorney Brian McGrail represented the PBC/high school project at the recent hearing on…

 

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Front Page: December 26, 2023

 

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