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Photo: Happy hunting ground

ORGANIZERS OF THE Wakefield Center  Neighbhorhood Association’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, Peter Gangi and Richard Stevens (in white shirt), are in the pen, ready to help the children hunting for chocolate eggs. Stevens said the event is in its 30th year, approximately. (Gail Lowe Photo)
ORGANIZERS OF THE Wakefield Center Neighbhorhood Association’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, Peter Gangi and Richard Stevens (in white shirt), are in the pen, ready to help the children hunting for chocolate eggs. Stevens said the event is in its 30th year, approximately. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

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Thursday last day for election letters

Please note that the last day to submit letters regarding the 2015 municipal election is Thursday, April 23, by 5 p.m. You can send them electronically to [email protected].

This deadline gives us time to publish all letters regarding any of the candidates in the election, which is Tuesday, April 28.

Polls are open from 7…

 

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PHOTO: Long may it wave

PATRIOTS’ DAY is celebrated today in commemoration of the battles at Lexington and Concord between the colonists and British soldiers on April 19, 1775, sparking the American Revolution. An American flag billowing in the breeze at the corner of Vernon Street and Wave Avenue commemorates the sacrifices made by these patriots for freedom 240 years ago. (Maureen Doherty Photo)
PATRIOTS’ DAY is celebrated today in commemoration of the battles at Lexington and Concord between the colonists and British soldiers on April 19, 1775, sparking the American Revolution. An American flag billowing in the breeze at the corner of Vernon Street and Wave Avenue commemorates the sacrifices made by these patriots for freedom 240 years

 

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Next GMS leader introduced

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stephen K. Zrike at last week’s school board meeting formally introduced recently hired Galvin Middle School principal Adam Colantuoni.

Colantuoni will succeed Mark Bedrosian and will begin work on Wednesday, July 1.

“As a Wakefield native, Mr. Colantuoni returns to the Galvin Middle School with a…

 

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Bill Chetwynd named July 4th parade grand marshal

FROM THE LEFT ARE Wakefield Independence Day Parade Committee member Paul Watts, Grand Marshal Bill Chetwynd, Vice-Chairman Dave Sidebottom and committee members Marietta Schwartz and Cheryl Dalton
FROM THE LEFT ARE Wakefield Independence Day Parade Committee member Paul Watts, Grand Marshal Bill Chetwynd, Vice-Chairman Dave Sidebottom and committee members Marietta Schwartz and Cheryl Dalton

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Independence Day Parade Committee announces that the Grand Marshal for the 2015 Independence Day Parade is Bill Chetwynd. Mr. Chetwynd exemplifies the theme of…

 

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PHOTO: Sunset in springtime

DIANE ROSSINI was walking around Lake Quannapowitt Monday night and took a photo as the sun began to go down.
DIANE ROSSINI was walking around Lake Quannapowitt Monday night and took a photo as the sun began to go down.

 

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School facilities job redefined

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Following discussions among town officials, it has been decided to redefine the schools Facilities Director position currently held by Peter Evangelista for the upcoming school year.

At Tuesday’s school board meeting, members approved the measure.

School board members also approved the hiring of an assistant principal of student services for kindergarten through…

 

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Get tickets for Blossoms at Beebe

WAKEFIELD — Tickets are now available for the 8th annual Blossoms at the Beebe to benefit the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library and the Wakefield Lynnfield Chamber of Commerce. The flower show, auction and gala, which has embraced a Country Gone Glam theme, will be held on Saturday evening, April 25, from 7 p.m. to 11…

 

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Egg Hunt Saturday on Common

EASTERBASKETBUNNY-webWAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Center Neighborhood Association’s much-postponed Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, April 18, at 10 a.m. on the Lower Common.

The event was postponed from Saturday, April 4, because the ground conditions were not conducive to holding the annual hunt, which is open to all young children.

In addition to…

 

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PHOTO: Woman in yellow

IN 1956, artist Priscilla Evans painted a portrait of Margaret “Peg” Whipling, on display at the Wakfefield Arts and Crafts Society’s annual exhibit and sale, held Saturday at the First Parish Congregational Church. Nearly 60 years later, Peg continues to favor yellow sweaters. (Gail Lowe Photo)
IN 1956, artist Priscilla Evans painted a portrait of Margaret “Peg” Whipling, on display at the Wakfefield Arts and Crafts Society’s annual exhibit and sale, held Saturday at the First Parish Congregational Church. Nearly 60 years later, Peg continues to favor yellow sweaters. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

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Register now for “Science in Action”

WAKEFIELD — Science is important in our lives. It is why we have many of the resources we have today. To make sure we keep advancing our knowledge, mircoscopewe need to be sure everyone is aware of what science is and what it does. Jordan Parry, along with the Massachusetts Maniacs 4H Club in Wakefield…

 

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The financial road ahead

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — As they have done for the last several years, town officials last night offered a public informational forum on next year’s town budget in advance of the May 4 Annual Town Meeting.

Finance Committee chairman Gerard Leeman, FinCom vice chairman Daniel Sherman, Town Administrator Stephen P. Maio and School Superintendent…

 

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