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Pleasant Street Tree Falls Mark

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A TREE split in two on Pleasant Streets with a large piece crashing down between two houses. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Front Page – May 16, 2023

 

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April home prices up

New housing construction on Water Street (Frank Conte File Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The median price of single-family homes sold in Wakefield last month outpaced that of April 2022, according to a report from The Warren Group, a leading provider of real estate and transaction data.

Last month, 11 single-family homes sold for a median price…

 

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Front Page – May 15, 2023

 

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Four-alarm fire seriously damages downtown building

WAKEFIELD — A 4-alarm fire caused serious damage to a building at 340 Main St. in the downtown business district on Sunday afternoon. Firefighters from multiple surrounding towns battled the blaze at Charlie’s on Main.

Wakefield firefighters under the command of Captain Paul Pronco responded to a reported structure fire at 340 Main St. at…

 

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Final weekend performances of ‘Annie’

IT’S THE HARD KNOCK life for these WMHS Theater Arts performers!

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Memorial High School Theater Arts will be performing the last two shows for the musical, Annie this weekend, Friday, May 12 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 13 at 2 p.m. at the Galvin Middle School, 525 Main St.

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Major roadway improvements on tap

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — More than 5 miles worth of roadway improvements are scheduled to begin soon and continue throughout the summer and fall, Town Engineer Bill Renault told the Town Council this week. He and Public Works Director Joe Conway were at the meeting to provide an update on the department’s activities.

Renault…

 

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Energy Park highlighted at utility meeting

The new proposed Northeast Metro building will draw energy from WMGLD new energy park.

LUDLOW — The commonwealth’s not-for-profit, consumer-owned municipal light plants (MLPs) are planning today for a decarbonized tomorrow, as evidenced by the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company’s (MMWEC) 2023 annual conference.  

The conference, entitled “The Future Grid,” was held May 3-4…

 

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Front Page: May 10, 2023

 

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Council tweaks rules for public comment 

 

By MARK SARDELLA 

WAKEFIELD — Public participation at Town Council meetings may never be as freewheeling as British Parliament, but the rules may get somewhat less restrictive after the board adopts a revised public participation policy recommended by Town Counsel Thomas Mullen. 

Mullen suggested changing the policy in light of a recent court case.

 

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