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The ripple effect

DAY BREAKS with a fantastic sky over Lake Quannapowitt. (Colleen Riley Photo)

 

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Front Page: 02/22/2018

 

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Top 50 made at least $125K each last year

By BOB BURGESS

WAKEFIELD — The bar just keeps rising in the world of municipal employee compensation.

In Wakefield, no one among the top 50 paid town workers in 2017 made less than $125,995. In 2016, no one in the top 50 made less than $120,000.

As much as things change, however, they remain the

 

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Town Election 2018 update

Published in the February 22, 2018 edition.

WAKEFIELD — With just over a week left to obtain nomination papers for any opening on the 2018 municipal election ballot, little interest has been shown in either of two seats on the School Committee.

So far, two relatively new faces to elected politics in Wakefield have expressed a desire

 

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Front Page: 02/21/18

 

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FinCom stalwart Phil McCarty honored

Published in the February 21, 2018 edition

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — They generally keep a low profile, but they are among the most important committees in municipal government. Finance Committee members scrutinize virtually every dollar spent by the town.

Last week, the FinCom paid tribute to one of its most influential and respected former

 

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Celebrating women’s leadership

Published in the February 21, 2018 edition

Women Business Owners in Wakefield Portrait Project – Holiday Travel – Suzanne Bowering

Local photographer, filmmaker and historian David Watts Jr. has put together a series highlighting women business owners in Wakefield. This is the first installment.

Since 1972, Holiday Travel has been a downtown fixture; the only

 

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Front Page: 02/20/2018

 

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Selectmen OK more budgets

Published in the February 20, 2018 edition.

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Board of Selectmen approved 10 more small departmental budgets last week. Town accountant Kevin Gill presented the FY 2019 budgets, which he said all together were up about 3 percent over last year. Most of the department heads were on hand at…

 

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Cool ride

PEDALING BETWEEN the snowbanks along the sidewalk, this man took advantage of Monday’s slightly warmer temperatures to take a ride down Church Street, next to a frozen Lake Quannapowitt. (Mark Sardella Photo)

Published in the February 20, 2018 edition.

 

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Selectmen OK with power line decision

Published in the February 19, 2018 edition.

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Board of Selectmen spent two hours Friday afternoon discussing whether and how they would comment on last week’s state Energy Facilities Siting Board decision to approve the 8.5-mile, Woburn-to-Wakefield underground transmission line proposed by National Grid and Eversource.

Parties to the decision…

 

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Desolate

LAKE QUANNAPOWITT is a mix of new snow and fog.  Not a soul to be seen. (Charles Rankin Photo)

Published in the February 19, 2018 edition.

 

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