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Vandals hit parks

Published in the October 23, 2015 editionWPDbadge-web

WAKEFIELD — Police continue to investigate instances of vandalism discovered yesterday, one of which involved graffiti sprayed on facilities at Landrigan Field, the town’s showcase sports venue.

According to police, Wakefield Memorial High School Resource Officer Jason Skillings was told around 10:45 a.m. that Landrigan had been hit…

 

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PHOTO: Fall marches on

THE LEAVES continue to fall off the trees around Wakefield, including this tree located downtown, a sure sign that Halloween is around the corner. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

Published in the October 23, 2015 edition

 

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Sixty four WMHS students receive Adams Scholarships

Published in the October 23, 2015 editionacademicachievement_web

WAKEFIELD — The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has announced that 64 students from Wakefield Memorial High School’s Class of 2016 were among the Massachusetts students recently awarded the John and Abigail Adams Scholarships. The Adams Scholarship is good for a significant tuition break at any…

 

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CPC backs new engine purchase

Published in the October 22, 2015 edition

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Nov. 16 Regular Town Meeting will be asked to approve the purchase of a new pumper for the Fire Department to replace a current fire engine that is 20 years old.

Last night, the Capital Planning Committee voted to recommend the purchase…

 

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Bob Eldridge retiring, but WAM’s work goes on

Published in the October 22, 2015 edition

WAKEFIELD — Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay (BBBSMB) and Wakefield Adult Mentors (WAM) announced a partnership to serve existing WAM mentor/mentee matches as WAM founder Bob Eldridge formally retires from his day-to-day role operating WAM.

WAM was founded in the winter of 2001 through the vision…

 

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Civic League’s premier event on Nov. 4

Published in the October 22, 2015 edition

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WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Civic League will be hosting its first public event on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Harrington’s Pub, 17 Water St., from 7 to 9 p.m. in the upstairs function room.

This free event is open to the public and will feature guest speaker Alison Simcox…

 

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PHOTO: Framing a classic New England scene

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THE FIRST PARISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH and the First Baptist Church spire stand majestically in the background as the Lower Common continues its autumn shine. (Robert G. Pushkar Photo)

Published in the October 22, 2015 edition

 

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The enduring downtown parking issue

Published in the October 21, 2015 edition

EVEN AMONG those who believe there is a parking problem, opinions on how to solve it are probably as numerous as licensed drivers in town. (Mark Sardella Photo)
EVEN AMONG those who believe there is a parking problem, opinions on how to solve it are probably as numerous as licensed drivers in town. (Mark Sardella Photo)

By MARK SARDELLA

Is there a parking problem in downtown Wakefield?
The answer can depend on whom you ask. Some…

 

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Armed robber caught

Published in the October 21, 2015 edition

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HINGHAM — Police have made an arrest in connection with the armed robbery that occurred at S&M Liquors on Water Street on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 8.
Last night, Wakefield detectives located the suspect, Stephen M. Wentworth, 35, in Hingham and took him into…

 

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Co-op Bank helps GMS students in water monitoring challenge

Published in the October 21, 2015 edition

FROM THE LEFT ARE Ryan Tracy, Aidan Timmins, Ava Gustafson, John Reagan, Zachary Sartori, Janet Rivers – Business Development Manager & Senior Mortgage Originator at Wakefield Co-operative Bank, Evan Zeltsar, Cynthia Fitzpatrick, Grace Wallace, Emily Vincente, Erin Mackey, Marcus Guida.
FROM THE LEFT ARE Ryan Tracy, Aidan Timmins, Ava Gustafson, John Reagan, Zachary Sartori, Janet Rivers – Business Development Manager & Senior Mortgage Originator at Wakefield Co-operative Bank, Evan Zeltsar, Cynthia Fitzpatrick, Grace Wallace, Emily Vincente, Erin Mackey, Marcus Guida.

WAKEFIELD — Grade 5 Galvin Middle School students…

 

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Marching band has all the right moves

THE WARRIOR MARCHING BAND AND COLOR GUARD hosted a MICCA competition at Landrigan Field Saturday and, as usual, proved themselves one of the top ensembles. (Donna Larsson Photo)
THE WARRIOR MARCHING BAND AND COLOR GUARD hosted a MICCA competition at Landrigan Field Saturday and, as usual, proved themselves one of the top ensembles.
(Donna Larsson Photo)

Published in the October 20, 2015 edition.

 

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Mental health aid course coming

Published in the October 20, 2015 edition.

WAKEFIELD — The Rotary Club of Wakefield has received a grant from the Rotary Foundation to offer a free Youth Mental Health First Aid Course for Wakefield residents and educators.

This two-night interactive program is for parents and adults who work with youth of all ages. The course…

 

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