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Officials address WMHS sexual harassment protest

WAKEFIELD — School administrators say they’re doing what they can under the law as they face continuing anger over letting a student at the center of alleged sexual harassment back into Wakefield Memorial High next week.

Yesterday, dozens of protestors stood near the high school to express their dissatisfaction. They held signs reading “Protect the victims, not

 

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Front Page: November 18, 2021

 

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Parents protest return of WMHS student

PARENTS HELD SIGNS in front of Wakefield Memorial High School this morning to protest the expected return to school on Monday of a male student accused of posting sexually explicit photos of female students on social media. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Several dozen parents stood out in front of Wakefield Memorial…

 

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PHOTO: Parents protest return of WMHS student

PARENTS STOOD on Farm Street in front of the high school this morning to protest the expected return to school on Monday of a male student accused of posting on social media explicit and inappropriate photos of female students. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Front Page: November 17, 2021

 

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Petition may force special Council election

WAKEFIELD — There may be a special election to fill the vacant seat on the Town Council after all.

With the next regular Town Election just five months away, the remaining six members of the Town Council listened to the advice of Town Clerk Betsy Sheeran and voted 5-1 last week against holding a special…

 

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PHOTO: Leaves of prisms

THE AFTERNOON SUN magnifies the brilliant foliage along Yale Avenue. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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House of Pizza celebrating 50 years

WAKEFIELD HOUSE OF PIZZA is now in its 50th year. Shown are owner John Mavredakis, right, and his son John. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD—On a recent November night, Fred Brizee, owner of Designer Lawn Sprinkler in Wakefield, stopped in at Wakefield House of Pizza to say hello to an old friend…

 

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Labor Dept.: Oye’s, Feng’s didn’t pay enough for OT work

BOSTON – A federal court has entered a consent judgment that recovers $165,044 for 75 workers at three Massachusetts restaurants that intentionally failed to pay overtime wages. The consent judgment also orders the defendants to pay $77,750 in civil money penalties given the willful nature of the violations.

An investigation by the department’s Wage and…

 

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Front Page: November 16, 2021

 

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Front Page: November 15, 2021

 

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Dog park dedicated to Town Councilor Peter May

THE NEW SIGN for the Peter J. May Memorial Dog Park was unveiled at dedication ceremonies on Saturday. From left, Connor May, Town Councilor Jonathan Chines, Eileen Shannon and Town Councilor Ann Santos. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The dedication of the Peter J. May Memorial Dog Park on Saturday was…

 

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