WAKEFIELD – The lack of a contract for Unit A teachers continues to be a front and center issue for the School Committee, as members of the teachers’ union attended last night’s meeting and two spoke during public participation.
Wakefield Education Association president Will Karvouniaris…
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YESTERDAY’S SPECIAL PRIMARY election voting took place in the Galvin Middle School gym. (Mark Sardella Photo)
WAKEFIELD — The next State Representative for the 32nd Middlesex District will not be from Wakefield, as Melrose City Councilor-at-Large Kate Lipper-Garabedian rolled to an easy win over Wakefield Town Councilor Ann…
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WAKEFIELD — A couple of longtime public servants stepped forward last week to announce their intentions to keep serving Wakefield as candidates in the April 28 Town Election.
Current member of the Wakefield Housing Authority Jane Good took out nomination papers for election to a four-year term on the WHA.
Incumbent Sabastian A. Tine pulled…
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WAKEFIELD – The Daily Item asked the candidates in tomorrow’s Special Primary Election for 32nd Middlesex District State Representative to talk about what they see as the most important issue facing the district and how they would address it if elected.
The vacancy…
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High winds and frigid temperatures late last week combined to create some interesting frozen formations along the shores of Lake Quannapowitt. (Mark Sardella Photo)
Published January 31, 2020
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WAKEFIELD — The local FY 2021 budget process continued this week as the Town Council gave its blessing to eight more smaller departmental budgets. All budgets are also reviewed by the Finance Committee before going before the voters at Town Meeting on May 4.
Town Accountant Kevin Gill presented the…
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