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PHOTO: An important tradition

WAKEFIELD VETERANS SERVICE Officer Alicia Reddin and her daughter, 7 year old Rosalie, place a flag at a veteran’s grave at Lakeside Cemetery on Monday. Led by members of American Legion Post 63, dozens of scouts and other volunteers placed American flags at the graves of veterans in an annual pre-Memorial Day tradition. On Friday at 4 p.m., flags will be placed on veterans’ graves at Forest Glade Cemetery. Anyone who would like to volunteer is encouraged to join the effort. (Mark Sardella Photo)
WAKEFIELD VETERANS SERVICE Officer Alicia Reddin and her daughter, 7 year old Rosalie, place a flag at a veteran’s grave at Lakeside Cemetery on Monday. Led by members of American Legion Post 63, dozens of scouts and other volunteers placed American flags at the graves of veterans in an annual pre-Memorial Day tradition. On Friday

 

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PHOTO: Masons back the July Fourth Parade

WAKEFIELD’S GOLDEN RULE LODGE has donated $500 to help bring back the Independence Day Parade. Lodge member Brian Fox said, “The Fourth of July parade has always been a great Wakefield tradition and it’s great to see it being brought back.” From the left are Bill Chetwynd, Dave Sidebottom, Jay Garrett, WIDC Chairman Patrick Sullivan, Nate Gayman, Fred Devries, Kevin Willis, John Perrino, Master of the Lodge Dominic Colanton, Carl Twiss, Tim McGavin, Dave Hayes, Ed Vossler, TJ White, District Secretary Steven Phillips, Jim Ward, Raymond Christopher, Patrick Fennelly and Brian Fox.
WAKEFIELD’S GOLDEN RULE LODGE has donated $500 to help bring back the Independence Day Parade. Lodge member Brian Fox said, “The Fourth of July parade has always been a great Wakefield tradition and it’s great to see it being brought back.” From the left are Bill Chetwynd, Dave Sidebottom, Jay Garrett, WIDC Chairman Patrick Sullivan,

 

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Mental health forum Wednesday

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Resilience, defined as the ability to bounce back after a setback or traumatic event, will be the topic for discussion at a mental health and wellness forum tomorrow night inside the Galvin Middle School library.

The forum will be held from 7 to 9 p.m.

Parents and guardians of school-aged…

 

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Police offer prom safety tips

WAKEFIELD — Once again, prom season has arrived and Wakefield Police Chief Rick Smith and the men and women of his department are working to make sure that the end of the year celebration is a positive experience for students and parents.

This year, the Wakefield High School Senior Prom is scheduled for Monday night…

 

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Stamp Out Hunger 2015 a great success

Stampouthungerart-webThank you to the Wakefield community for supporting us during the Stamp Out Hunger food drive by the National Letter Carriers Association.

We collected over 7 tons of food to stock our shelves for the summer. Also, a big thank you to the 60+ volunteers, many of whom stayed through multiple shifts to sort and…

 

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WAKE-UP coalition to meet tomorrow

WAKEFIELD — The monthly WAKE-UP meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 19 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the WCAT Stuido on Hemlock Road.

On the agenda: Survey results concerning e-cigarettes, presented by Youth Action Team members, opioid news, suicide prevention and upcoming Narcan training.

In the past month, the Wakefield Youth Health and Safety Guide…

 

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PHOTO: WIFP grateful to Girl Scout Daisy Troop

WAKEFIELD Girl Scouts Daisy Troop members are shown with food donations for the Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry. From left: Hailey Napoleone with mom Heather Napoleone, Amelia Griffin with mom Robyn Griffin and Allison Pesa with mom Karen Pesa.
WAKEFIELD Girl Scouts Daisy Troop members are shown with food donations for the Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry. From left: Hailey Napoleone with mom Heather Napoleone, Amelia Griffin with mom Robyn Griffin and Allison Pesa with mom Karen Pesa.

 

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WMHS to hold Memorial Day Assembly Friday

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Memorial High School will hold its annual Memorial Day Assembly from 9:30-10:40 a.m. on Friday, May 22 in the Charbonneau Field House.

Veterans from every branch of the U.S. military will be recognized for their bravery and courage in their service to our nation both at home and abroad. The ceremony will…

 

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Tragedy at Colonial Point

Domestic argument becomes murder-suicide

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Sunday morning’s calm at Colonial Point Apartments, 95 Audubon Rd., was broken yesterday when an estranged husband and wife trying to reconcile their relationship were the victims of an apparent murder-suicide, said police.

Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Wakefield Police Chief Richard Smith made a…

 

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Maio’s contract renewed for 3 more years

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Stephen P. Maio will be Wakefield’s Town Administrator for at least three more years, as Maio and the Board of Selectmen inked a new contract this week after the board voted unanimously in favor of the agreement at their meeting on Wednesday.

Under the terms of the deal, Maio will remain…

 

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QYC’s first open house Saturday

SAILBOATS on Lake Quannapowitt are all part of the summer scene in Wakefield.
SAILBOATS on Lake Quannapowitt are all part of the summer scene in Wakefield.

WAKEFIELD — The Quannapowitt Yacht Club (QYC), located in Wakefield at the end of Linda Road (via North Avenue) will host the first of three open house events on Saturday, May 16 from 9 a.m. to noon. Additional open houses will be…

 

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Santos new selectmen chair

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Two women will lead the Board of Selectmen for the next year, as Ann McGonigle Santos was chosen as the board’s new chairman and Betsy Sheeran as vice chairman when the board reorganized this week.

Sheeran nominated Santos as chairman. Selectman Phyllis Hull nominated Sheeran for the post of vice chairman…

 

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