Local Headline News https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home 2025 Front Page: June 4, 2026 Sports: June 4, 2026 Town urges celebrating safely this graduation season Throwback Thursday, 1946 May tax collections expand state’s cash buffer Bats power Wakefield softball to 9-3 first round win over Bedford Wakefield Daily Item, June 4, 2026 First Aid/CPR, adult tennis, flag football, mini ballers and Teddy Bear Picnic with NRP&R Hornets complete four-peat in thrilling Div. 5 championship showdown UPDATE: Girls’ softball falls to No. 2 Norton in round of 16 following comeback win over Auburn UPDATE: Laxmen edge Nauset, fall to top seed Dracut in round of 16 UPDATE: No. 2 Hornets baseball stunned by Weston in round of 16 HORNET SPORTS TEAM UPDATES post publication 6/4 Lynnfield Recreation expanding fitness programs this summer Laxmen advance to Sweet 16 after 16-12 first round victory Girls’ tennis team wins first two tournament games, gets ready to host Elite Eight Girls’ lax gets ready for Nipmuc in the Elite Eight after two tourney wins PIONEER SPORTS TEAM UPDATES post publication 6/3 MHS 2026 Graduation Supplement Melrose Weekly News 6.5.2026 Front Page: June 5, 2026 Sports: June 5, 2026 Netmen fall to North Reading 3-2 in first round matchup Class of ’26 steps into the future The work got you here We’ll figure out our place Corey L. Fanjoy Sr. What a fun trip it’s been Challenges will help build resilience ‘I am me’ We’re creative, fearless and passionate Your peak is still to come Public hearings on new rates for water, trash and recycling Several updates from City Hall Editorial: Hosts must ensure minors do not consume alcohol or substances Sign up now for Amazing Berry Pond Scramble June 14 World Cup-bound Frantzdy Pierrot comes home State champs crowned for girls outdoor track Melrose lacrosse girls advanced to sweet 16 NR Democrats to meet Tuesday Alleged vandalism, disturbances keep police busy Friends of NRCOA ice cream social and election of officers Paul Caron Jr., 71 What’s the Buzz? Girls’ tennis team falls to top-seeded Martha’s Vineyard in Round of 16 Girls’ lax leaves it all on the field in heartbreaking 9-8 tourney loss Netmen beat Lynnfield in first round, end season with loss to Wayland Helen M. Gray, 78 Gregory R. Hollebeke, 72