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Lewis holds virtual office hours Monday


BOSTON—State Senator Jason Lewis will be holding virtual office hours on Monday, July 20, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

This will be the senator’s final office hours before a brief summer hiatus. Office hours will resume with Virtual Office Hours in September 2026.

Any constituent of Senator Lewis is welcome to attend office hours…

 

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Lynnfield enters into long-term lease for rail trail

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — During a recent meeting, the Select Board unanimously approved entering into a 99-year lease agreement with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) for the Lynnfield Rail Trail.

The rail trail will be a 2.8-mile-long multiuse path and boardwalk extending from Peabody through Lynnfield to Wakefield. Phase 1 of the rail trail…

 

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Sail Boston 2026 250 US Birthday Celebration

Elegance on the high seas

Sail Boston 2026 250 US Birthday Celebration
SAIL BOSTON, an event featuring many of the world’s majestic tall ships, ends today. Wakefield’s Jason Cohen was out on his boat last Friday and captured this impressive vessel. (Jason Cohen Photo)

 

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On Beacon Hill: Anti-poverty bill ‘putting cash in people’s hands advances

By ELLA ADAMS
State House News Service

BOSTON — Senators in the Committee on Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities advanced a sweeping bill aimed at reducing the state’s poverty rate with just about three weeks left before lawmakers face a July 31 deadline to get bills shuttled into conference committee.

Sen. Sal DiDomenico said his…

 

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Rep. Lipper-Garabedian to hold in-person office hours at senior centers

KATE LIPPER-GARABEDIAN

BOSTON — State Representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian announced that she and her office will hold monthly office hours for constituents in-person on Friday, July 24, in Melrose and Wakefield to highlight local senior centers.

Rep. Lipper-Garabedian will be in Melrose from 10-11 a.m. at the Milano Center, located at 201 W Foster St. In…

 

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First Parish cancels July and August community breakfasts

WAKEFIELD — The following is a notice from First Parish Congregational Church:

First Parish will not be able to offer its free community breakfasts in July and August.

If you’ve been a guest and have enjoyed the fellowship and good food at the breakfasts, we apologize and thank you for attending. Readers, please pass along…

 

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Community Calendar…

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15

Mexican Train Dominoes, McCarthy Senior Center on Converse Street, 1 p.m. All aboard for fun! Mexican Train Dominoes is a vibrant and engaging game where you try to be the first to play all your dominoes on your personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train.”

THURSDAY, JULY 16

• Plaza Jazz featuring…

 

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Inflation cooled last month

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LIKE MANY consumers, Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Kevin Warsh is worried about inflation across the economy. (File Photograph)

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER
AP Economics Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) — Inflation likely cooled last month as gas prices declined, providing consumers with some welcome relief even as renewed combat with Iran has sent oil prices climbing again.

 

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AG proposing new state betting rules

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By COLIN A. YOUNG
State House News Service

About a decade after they took off in popularity and kicked off a series of gambling expansions here, Attorney General Andrea Campbell has proposed a rewritten set of rules for the fantasy contests that made Boston-based DraftKings a household name…

 

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WPD locates driver wanted by State Police

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Police assisted Massachusetts State Police yesterday afternoon in locating and apprehending a driver who was wanted for failure to stop for State Police in Woburn.

At about 2:45 p.m. yesterday, Stoneham Police spotted the gray Acura as it was heading into Wakefield on Albion Street and relayed that information to Wakefield PD…

 

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A bona-fide pension

LUNA WPD’s K9 could be eligible for retirement care under a new fund established in the FY27 state budget. 

This comes from Katie Lannan of State House News Service and MASSterList. We thought you’d like it.

State and local government employees get pensions and health insurance when they retire. Retired police dogs, too, could be…

 

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