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Override advocates were well-funded

MELROSE — The group that fought successfully for passage of a record $13.5 million override of Proposition 2 1/2 was well-funded and significantly outspent those trying to keep property taxes down.

According to campaign finance reports due before the November 4 election, Yes for Melrose raised $44,933.43 between March 2 and October 17, compared with…

 

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Sports: November 14, 2025

 

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Next stop: Thanksgiving football at Fenway Park

Melrose to battle Wakefield on Tuesday, Nov. 25

BOSTON—Are you ready for some Fenway football? 

Melrose and Wakefield football will face off for their 65th Annual Thanksgiving Classic at Fenway Park, on Tuesday Nov. 25 (two days before Thanksgiving.) Sponsored by Major League Baseball, Melrose will be battling Wakefield for the 115th…

 

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Masconomet tops Melrose in D3 football playoff opener

Melrose to finish season at Fenway Park for Thanksgiving

JACK FEENEY fired on all cylinders for Melrose but the Masco Chieftains proved too much for the Melrose High football team in the opening round of the Div. 3 playoffs. Melrose fell, 35-14. (Raj Das photo, edphotos.com)

By CORY THOMAS

BOXFORD—The Melrose High varsity football team’s…

 

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Overtime heartbreaker for MHS girls’ soccer

Shootout goes Minnechaug’s way in 2-1 playoffs loss

THE MELROSE High girls varsity soccer team left it all on the field in its 2-1 loss to Minnechaug on the road in the opening round of the Div. 2 playoffs. (Raj Das photo, edphotos.com)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI  

MINNECHAUG—It was a heartbreaker for the Melrose High…

 

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Gerber, Romanski named CAL golf All-Stars

LEO ROMANSKI

 

 

CONRAD GERBER

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTH READING — Senior co-captains Leo Romanski and Conrad Gerber were the two North Reading High golfers to make the Cape Ann League First-Team All-Stars this fall.

They made the first team by finishing in the top half of the Cape Ann League Open last month…

 

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Pioneer of the Week: Abby Lopez

Senior Captain Girls’ Cross Country

Lopez was recently named a Student Athlete of the Month for October by the LHS athletics department. She took 22nd overall at the Div. 3A state meet over the weekend, qualifying for All-States.
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SC airs concerns about LMS MCAS scores

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNNFIELD — The School Committee expressed concerns about Lynnfield Middle School’s MCAS scores on two exams during a Nov. 4 meeting. 

After an overview of the middle school’s MCAS scores was given to the school board, School Committee Vice Chair Jim Dillon aired concerns about the sixth grade MCAS math exam…

 

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Thank you for everything

SUMMER STREET SCHOOL kindergarten paraprofessional/Lynnfield Community Schools instructor Lisa Pasciuto (center) was honored during a goodbye celebration recognizing her 22 years of service to Lynnfield Public Schools on Nov. 4. From left, LCS instructor Sharon Donovan, LCS instructor Paula Rinaldi, LCS instructor Gale Talis, LCS Coordinator Morgan Festa, Pasciuto, LCS secretary Bella Herook, LHS English

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‘Lynnfield Gives Back’ food drive underway

LYNNFIELD — The town is holding its first annual the “Lynnfield Gives Back” food drive, organized in partnership with Lynnfield for Love and Lynnfield Rotary. 

This initiative aims to support  neighbors in need during the upcoming holiday season. The food drive will conclude on Dec. 17. All collected donations will be delivered to…

 

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Girls’ soccer team falls to Auburn in OT heartbreaker

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — The season came to an end in heartbreaking fashion for the Lynnfield High girls’ soccer team last Friday evening as they were edged, 3-2, in overtime by visiting Auburn at Pioneer Stadium in the MIAA Division 3 state tournament Round of 16.

Zhunay Moulton was the hero for the Rockets scoring…

 

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Lynnfield Boys Soccer 2025

Boys’ soccer comes up short to Old Rochester in first round

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

MATTAPOISETT — The Lynnfield High boys’ soccer team had a long bus ride to Mattipoisett to take on host Old Rochester for their MIAA Division 3 first round game on Nov. 5. 

It was an even longer trip back home for the Pioneers as they were shutout 3-0 ending their season.

With that…

 

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