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Schools switch to at-home COVID testing

WAKEFIELD – Acknowledging that nationwide data from the current “Test-and-Stay” program indicate that COVID transmission from close contacts is a rare occurrence in schools, Wakefield schools have decided to opt in to the new At-Home COVID testing program recommended by the Massachusetts Department of Secondary and Elementary Education.

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Another Council hopeful emerges

WAKEFIELD — Interest in serving on the Town Council continues to grow as Flanders Lane’s Robert E. Vincent took out nomination papers yesterday for one of three seats up for election in April.

He joins Kaitlin Maria Dolan, incumbent Jonathan Chines, Greenwood’s John W. Barry and one-time elected assessor Michael J. McLane in the Town…

 

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First WMHS project report to state OK’d

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Permanent Building Committee voted unanimously last night to approve the Preliminary Design Program for the Wakefield Memorial High School building project and authorized its submission to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA).

The Preliminary Design Program is the first reporting stage during the Feasibility Study phase where the school…

 

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PHOTO: Now you see it … now you don’t

A MOUNTAIN of snow hid a good portion of The Savings Bank clock yesterday afternoon. By this morning, the pile was gone after the DPW’s overnight snow removal and cleanup. (Mark Sardella Photos)

 

 

 

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Four Chaplains will be remembered at local ceremony tomorrow

THE FOUR CHAPLAINS MEMORIAL AT TEMPLE EMMANUEL

 

WAKEFIELD — The town’s Veteran Advisory Board is planning a small ceremony at the Four Chaplains Memorial outside Temple Emmanuel tomorrow from 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. It will consist of a short reading and laying of flowers.

Marion Dennehey will be laying flowers and Veteran Service Officer David…

 

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Councilors deny pledging town funds for free bus service

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Do you support free public transit? More specifically, do you want your local tax dollars going to support fare-free bus service?

A recent letter sent to MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak and signed by elected official from 15 Massachusetts communities, including two Wakefield Town Councilors, appeared to pledge local funding to…

 

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Business district snow removed tonight

WAKEFIELD — Tonight Public Works crews will be performing snow removal to increase accessibility and visibility in business districts and intersections throughout town.

The work will begin after 10 p.m. and likely run into the overnight hours. Additional cleanup may be performed throughout the week.

If you will be traveling during this time, please keep…

 

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Digging out

WAKEFIELD — Yesterday residents dug out from under nearly two feet of snow dropped on the town during Saturday’s blizzard.

According to DPW Director Joseph Conway, this was the most significant one-day winter nor’easter a lot of his people have dealt with. “We have a relatively green staff compared to other places, so this was the biggest…

 

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