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Sex for sale charged on North Avenue

WAKEFIELD — Detectives who had been conducting surveillance on an alleged massage parlor operating on North Avenue across from the train station yesterday arrested a 51-year-old  Flushing, N.Y. woman for offering sex for a fee.

According to police, Sum In Xue of 13208 Sanford Ave., Flushing, N.Y., was arrested around 11:45 a.m. after she alleged…

 

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WSSC events, fireworks need our help

WAKEFIELD — The West Side Social Club Fourth of July Committee is soon approaching the final days to raise money for this year’s celebration in the Town of Wakefield. And the funds are coming in very slowly.

Since there are two committees both asking for donations for the July Fourth celebration, it is no wonder…

 

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PHOTO: Let’s cure cancer together

CANCER SURVIVORS and caregivers are ready to begin the Survivors Lap at the American Cancer Society’s 2015 Wakefield Relay for Life last Friday at the Northeast Metro Tech School field. The overnight event ended Saturday and drew hundreds of participants. (Mark Sardella Photo)
CANCER SURVIVORS and caregivers are ready to begin the Survivors Lap at the American Cancer Society’s 2015 Wakefield Relay for Life last Friday at the Northeast Metro Tech School field. The overnight event ended Saturday and drew hundreds of participants. (Mark Sardella Photo)

Published in the Monday, June 22nd edition

 

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Mosquito spraying this week

WAKEFIELD — The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be controlling mosquitoes using truck-mounted aerosol sprayers in neighborhoods of Wakefield on Wednesday, June 24, between dusk and 11:30 p.m.

Areas to be sprayed are located in the vicinity of Lowell Street, Pleasant Street, Vernon Street, New Salem Street, Butler Avenue, Montrose Avenue and Water Street…

 

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Tobyne MAWLE award winner

PATROL Officer Kelley Tobyne (right) was the recipient of the 2015 Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) “Spirit of MAWLE Award” for Community Service. 
PATROL Officer Kelley Tobyne (right) was the recipient of the 2015 Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) “Spirit of MAWLE Award” for Community Service.

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Police Department is proud to announce that Officer Kelley Tobyne was the recipient of the 2015 Massachusetts

Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) “Spirit…

 

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Brightview opponents’ side heard Wed.

WAKEFIELD — Representatives of people opposed to the proprosed 130 unit Brightview assisted living facility downtown will have their time in the spotlight at Wednesday’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting.

Atty. Alan Grenier and Professional Engineer Thad Berry will have an hour to challenge various parts of the plan on behalf of their clients Andrea…

 

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Farmers Market opens for season tomorrow; July 4 parade support one of the highlights

WAKEFIELD — It looks like we will have great weather for the Opening Day of our market’s seventh season. As in previous years, the Wakefield Farmers Market will be at Hall Park, on the shores of Lake Quannapowitt, each Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from June 20 through Oct. 17.

The day will feature…

 

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Woman struck in crosswalk

WAKEFIELD — A Wakefield woman who police said became distracted while driving south on Main Street near a construction site at the intersection of Avon Street struck a 44-year-old woman from Georgetown while she was inside a crosswalk.

She was cited by Patrol Officer Gerald Holleran for a crosswalk violation.

The woman struck apparently suffered…

 

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WFD is rescue ready

WAKEFIELD Firefighters Chris Crogan, left, and Tim Donovan are shown operating the department’s Boston Whaler at the rescue training session on Lake Quannapowitt.  (Jonathan O’Brien Photo) 
WAKEFIELD Firefighters Chris Crogan, left, and Tim Donovan are shown operating the department’s Boston Whaler at the rescue training session on Lake Quannapowitt. (Jonathan O’Brien Photo)

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — All four Fire Department shifts were sent out for rescue training yesterday morning on Lake Quannapowitt. The training is an annual event, generally held during the…

 

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PHOTO: Crafty ladies

ALL things arts and crafts, too, were for sale at the Festival by the Lake last Saturday. Members of Wakefield Arts & Crafts Society shown are, from left: Ginny Cohen, Lois Tulikangas, Cindy Mallett and Nancy Kauffman. (Gail Lowe Photo)
ALL things arts and crafts, too, were for sale at the Festival by the Lake last Saturday. Members of Wakefield Arts & Crafts Society shown are, from left: Ginny Cohen, Lois Tulikangas, Cindy Mallett and Nancy Kauffman. (Gail Lowe Photo)

Published in the June 18, 2015 edition

 

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Prohibitionist’s notebook

MARK SARDELLA
MARK SARDELLA

If you still buy into the myth that potheads are mellow, live and let live types, try suggesting that weed might not be the next penicillin. To paraphrase an old saying, hell hath no fury like a stoner scorned.

Oppose legalization of marijuana and, if you’re lucky, the worst they’ll call you is…

 

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Cruiser in Water Street crash

WAKEFIELD — One of Wakefield’s police cruisers — a dark blue 2013 Ford Taurus — sustained front end damage Wednesday at about 6:30 p.m. when the police officer driving the cruiser collided with a man from Wakefield who was operating a gray 2012 Ford Fusion.

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