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Autumn glory

 

“AND ALL AT once Summer collapsed into Fall” ~ Oscar Wilde (Lennie Malvone Photo)

 

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Help eyed for downtowns

By COLIN A. YOUNG
State House News Service

BOSTON — Economic development officials, cultural sector advocates and others pitched lawmakers this week on the idea of peeling off a portion of the state’s sales tax revenue from online shopping to use as grant funding for organizations that work to make downtowns across Massachusetts more walkable,

 

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Front Page: November 1, 2023

 

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From Planning Board Meeting

Residents question multi-family zoning plan

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – Most of the residents who spoke at last week’s Planning Board forum on the new, state mandated multi-family zoning district questioned why the town’s compliance plan goes well beyond what is required by the state, both geographically and in terms of housing units added. 

In 2020, the Massachusetts Zoning Act

 

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A smashing success

WMHS ART TEACHERS Craig Winkler, Caitlin Lang, Department Coordinator Meg McKenna and Morgan Giannotti.

Dear Editor:

Our Pumpkins on the Plaza event was a smashing (no pun intended) success! 

We are so thankful for our students, volunteers, the Beebe Library, Mother Nature (especially this year) and our Wakefield community for supporting us year after

 

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Front Page: October 31, 2023

 

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Be safe tonight

WAKEFIELD – With Halloween here, Chief Steven Skory and the Wakefield Police Department want to remind families of several important safety tips as they prepare to take their children trick-or-treating this year.

“On behalf of the entire Wakefield Police Department, we want to make sure our residents have a safe and happy Halloween,” Chief Skory

 

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Front Page: October 30, 2023

 

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Boards discuss town’s financial landscape

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD – As the budget formulation and review season begins, Finance Committee member Douglas Butler said, “The town is in stable financial shape,” in a video conference meeting of the Town Council, School Committee and Finance Committee Thursday, October 26, with Town Administrator Stephen Maio and School Superintendent Doug Lyons also tuned…

 

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Front Page: October 27, 2023

 

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Energy codes debated 

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD – The Environmental Sustainability Committee (ESC) would like the town of Wakefield to adopt a new building energy code that is even more stringent than the current “Stretch Energy Code” currently in effect. 

ESC Chair Melissa Eusden appeared before the Town Council last week to plug an article on the November

 

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Seasonal creations on display

THE FRONT OF THE BEEBE LIBRARY was home to some great works of art from the imaginative minds of students at Wakefield Memorial High last night. (Aubrey Kelly Photo)

 

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