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PHOTO: Rising up, better than ever

THIS IS A DIGITALIZED rendering of the new First Baptist Church. It will be rebuilt on the 8 Lafayette St. site of the old church, which was destroyed by fire.

 

 

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Front Page: December 17, 2021

 

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DiNocco to run in Special Election

WAKEFIELD – Former Selectman/Town Councilor Paul DiNocco pulled papers this morning to run in the Feb. 22 Special Town Council Election.

The Town Council set the date at a special meeting via Zoom yesterday afternoon. DiNocco wasted no time and was at the Town Clerk’s Office at 8 a.m. this morning to pick up nomination papers…

 

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Fennelly named Fire Lieutenant

PICTURED HERE, from left to right, are Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Purcell, Lt Arthur Fennelly and Chief Michael Sullivan.

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Fire Chief Michael Sullivan is pleased to announce the promotion of Wakefield Firefighter Arthur Fennelly to Fire Lieutenant. Lieutenant Fennelly will fill the vacancy in the department’s ranks created by the recent passing of

 

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Parents again demand answers from schools

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Parents continue to be less than satisfied with the School Department’s response to the social media scandal that surfaced at the high school in mid-October.

Based on comments at last night’s School Committee meeting, parents want the School Committee to fully address the issue publicly and provide a plan for keeping students safe in…

 

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PHOTO: Fences work

THE ORANGE SNOW FENCE has made its annual appearance on the Lower Common. The fence keeps snowdrifts from wind gusts off the Lake from accumulating on Main and Church streets. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Front Page: December 15, 2021

 

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What town’s getting from ARPA

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield state legislators Senator Jason Lewis and Representatives Kate Lipper-Garabedian and Donald Wong announced the final passage of a $3.998 billion spending plan that will make significant investments in the Massachusetts economy to further stimulate the Commonwealth’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The bill, known as An Act relative to immediate COVID-19 recovery…

 

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PHOTO: Looking forward to 2022

WMGLD RECENTLY DISTRIBUTED its popular historical calendar during a drive-through pick up at the North Ave. business office. WMGLD Office Manager Sylvia Vaccaro, (right), had an opportunity to meet customers as she distributed the 2022 calendar. Theresa and Bob McLaughlin picked up their 2022 historical calendar during the drive-through pick up. Bob provided a photo…

 

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National Grid working on Salem Street

WAKEFIELD — Starting this week, National Grid crews are scheduled to begin excavation and duct bank installation on Salem Street between the New Salem Street and Salem Street split and Patriot Circle. The construction schedule for work in this area is Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m.  to 7 p.m.

The traffic management plan at this…

 

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