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Saint Joseph School Class of 2026

PICTURED: Top Row: Dominic Leo, Christian Guild. Middle Row: Atticus Day, Luigi Magno, Parker Wright, Ryan McInnis. Bottom Row: Christian Ponzo, Sarah Hickey, Naomi Tarantino, Cora Cooper, Brandon Goodrich.

WAKEFIELD — Five graduates of Saint Joseph School received Special Appreciation Awards from the school:

The Saint Joseph School Art Award: Presented to an eighth grader…

 

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SJS 2026 Graduates

Saint Joseph School Special Appreciation Awards Class of 2026

SJS 2026 Graduates
WAKEFIELD — Five graduates of Saint Joseph School received Special Appreciation Awards from the school:

The Saint Joseph School Art Award: Presented to an eighth grader who showed artistic promise, perseverance, improvement and enthusiasm.

The recipient was Brandon Goodrich (Saugus).

The Sr. Mary Lou Graziano Scholarship Award: Presented to two students who showed leadership promise…

 

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Larceny and trespassing reported

WAKEFIELD — A representative of a New Salem Street business called police at about 5:15 p.m. yesterday to report a female acquaintance for trespassing and said that she had also used one of the business accounts to purchase tires. Police are investigating.

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Yesterday at about 4 p.m., a caller reported a possibly intoxicated man…

 

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Front Page: June 22, 2026

 

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We love a parade

THE MONTHLY duck display at the Beebe Memorial Library’s Circulation Desk is currently inspired by the town’s Fourth of July showstopper. (Photo courtesy of Amanda DeRosa)

 

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School food costs up sharply

By NEIL ZOLOT

WAKEFIELD — The School Committee approved a transfer of $269,488.69 for Fiscal Year 2026 between food services accounts to cover health and life insurance costs of $122,540.54, retirement costs of $112,307, workers compensation ($24,072.04) and employer Medicare ($10,569.11), at their meeting Tuesday, June 23.

These chargebacks to the School Department to cover…

 

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Police are investigating after

WAKEFIELD — Police are investigating after a Wakefield man reported that his 2017 Ford Mustang had been struck by a hit-and-run driver inside a parking garage on Edgewater Drive.

The owner called police just after 5 p.m. and said that he parked the car in the garage at about 3:30 p.m. yesterday. When he returned…

 

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WMHS Senior Night 2026 raises $25K and delivers unforgettable celebration for more than 200 graduates

WAKEFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH seniors enjoying some video games at Dave and Busters.

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Memorial High School (WMHS) Senior Night Committee announces the tremendous success of the 9th Annual Senior Night Experience, which provided a safe, substance-free celebration for more than 200 members of the Class of 2026 following Senior Prom.

Thanks to…

 

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Commentary: Does primary election system need fixing?

This comes from the State House News Service’s Ella Adams.

A ballot proposal that would eliminate political party primaries for state elections got the go-ahead from the Supreme Judicial Court on Monday, sending it along on its path to potentially go before voters in November.

The measure would overhaul the way Massachusetts’ state elections operate…

 

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Two book giveaways from Friends of Beebe Library this week

THE FRIENDS of Beebe Library are returning to the Wakefield Farmers Market for a book giveaway this Saturday, following their massive book sale last month.

WAKEFIELD — As the summer programs begin for both adults and children at the Beebe Library, the Friends are still very active with their book inventory.

On Wednesday, June 24…

 

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SJS class of 2026 honor roll

WAKEFIELD — The following Saint Joseph School (Wakefield) eighth grade students were celebrated on graduation night for their academic accomplishments during the 2025-2026 school year. These awards were based on the yearly cumulative average.

Honorable Mention: Brandon Goodrich (Saugus)

Honors: Sarah Hickey (Wakefield), Dominic Leo (Reading)

High Honors: Atticus Day (Billerica), Christian Guild (Wakefield), Luigi…

 

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Whitelam Books to host book launch with children’s author Monica Acker


READING — Whitelam Books is welcoming back local children’s author Monica Acker as she celebrates the release of her new picture book “The Legend of Leo: a Dandy-Lion Tale”, Sunday, June 28 at 3 p.m. Whitelam Books is located in downtown Reading at 610 Main Street, near the intersection of Haven Street and Main Street…

 

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