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Aerial firefighting operations today

WAKEFIELD — Today the National Guard was scheduled to conduct helicopter operations out of Walsh Field at Wakefield Memorial High School as crews work to control fires in Breakheart Reservation. These helicopters are equipped to take water directly from lakes in Breakheart to allow for the maximum amount of water drops possible. Provided weather conditions

 

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Breakheart fires keep burning

WAKEFIELD — Breakheart remains closed to the public due to fires that are burning in four separate areas of the reservation totaling 79 acres. The major safety concert at this time is trees falling as the fire has burned out underground root systems, leaving nothing to hold the trees up.

The Wakefield Fire Department continues…

 

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Front Page: August 23, 2022

 

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Work on 4 Corners plan continues

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Nouria Energy Corp. appears to be approaching the finish line with respect to its plans for a new gas station in conjunction with a retail store and fast food at 356 Lowell St.

The company has been before the Zoning Board of Appeals seeking a variance for signage, a Special…

 

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Mixed-use proposed for downtown bank building

THE NEW OWNER of the former bank building at 369 Main Street would like to convert the currently vacant property into a mixed use with a restaurant on the first floor, offices above and 20 units of housing in a separate building in the rear. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA

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Front Page: August 19, 2022

 

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Health Board addresses issues at local sushi restaurant

By Neil Zolot

The Board of Health is continuing to monitor Sakura Organic sushi restaurant for health and food storage violations. “They have a responsibility to make sure everything is perfect,” regional Health Inspector Dan Thompson said in a virtual meeting of the Board of Health last night. “We’re here to help, but need to…

 

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Lyons: MCAS changes shouldn’t impact our students

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD — The state Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education has raised MCAS score requirements for high school graduation, but Superintendent Doug Lyons doesn’t feel the recent decision will negatively affect Wakefield. “I don’t think it will have a profound effect in Wakefield,” he said. “Average Wakefield scores are above 500 and…

 

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