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Madeline C. Plansky, 86

Matriarch created, loved and supported her family

WAKEFIELD — Madeline C. Plansky, 86, died Tuesday, July 1 surrounded by her family, both near and far, after a short illness. Madeline leaves behind dozens of loved ones throughout her matriarchy. She is survived by her sons Bernard, John, Mark, Michael and Paul, her daughters Mary and…

 

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Pursuing a new career at 54, Melrose student charts new path in the field of Biotechnology

 

 

KAMRUNNAHER, A MELROSE resident, was able to graduate from Quincy College and make her dream a reality with a scholarship from First Literacy.

 

BOSTON — Kamrunnaher, a Melrose resident, was born and raised in Bangladesh. A mother of two, Kamrunnaher made a difficult decision to leave behind a hard-earned government job in…

 

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Kyle Roche is a new local police officer

KYLE ROCHE is sworn in as a member of the Melrose Police Department.

 

MELROSE — Melrose Police Officer Kyle Roche graduated from the Cambridge/Northeastern Police Academy on Friday, June 13, 2025.

Officer Roche was hired and started the academy back in January after a hiring process that began in the summer/fall of 2024.

 

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New faces and new roles for the Wakefield Sons & Daughters of Italy Officers

OFFICERS ARE BEING inducted.

 

WAKEFIELD — Many new members were inducted at the May meeting. The Wakefield Lodge is pleased to announce that they have a new President and Vice President. Stepping into the roles for the next two years are Toni Encarnacao as President and Debbie Tremblay as Vice President. The two, along…

 

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Team effort yields legislative approval of a 3.4 percent increase for DCR operations

By DOUG PIZZI
Executive Director
Mass Parks for All

BOSTON — In a significant move for public recreation and environmental preservation, the state Legislature yesterday approved its House-Senate Conference Committee report, which included a 3.4 percent increase for the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s (DCR) Parks and Recreation Operations account (line 2810-0100). This boost in…

 

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MCC seeks community input for 2026 programs

MELROSE — As part of the Massachusetts Cultural Council annual grant awards cycle, the Melrose Cultural Council (MCC) is asking residents to help shape the community’s arts and culture program by advising the council on the types of programming they would like to see in Melrose in 2026.

Interested residents can complete the survey at…

 

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Melrose student receives school award at Fenwick

SOPHIE COLES, class of 2026

 

MELROSE — Congratulations to Sophie Koles class of 2026 on her Fenwick First Award earlier this year. Fenwick First is an award recognizing those in the Fenwick community who go “above and beyond”. The following is part of why she was nominated: “She has good morals and is incredibly trustworthy. She…

 

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Melrose student shines bright

CALLIOPE SYMOND

 

PEABODY — Congratulations to Melrose’s Calliope Symond, who recently graduated Bishop Fenwick High School and was awarded the Sr. Margaret Melville, SND Award. She played volleyball for Fenwick and was a member of the National Honor’s Society.
Calliope will attend the University of Michigan in the fall.

 

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Front Page: July 3, 2025

 

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Sports: July 3, 2025

 

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MEGHAN BURNETT had two hits and drove in a run for the Warrior softball team yesterday against Arlington. Wakefield was edged 4-3 by the Spy Ponders for their second straight loss. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

Eighth Annual Meghan Burnett Softball Tournament starts July 11

THE CHAMPIONS of last year’s Meghan Burnett Fly High Softball Tournament. The 8th Annual tournament will take place from July 11 through July 13.

WAKEFIELD — The 8th annual Meghan Burnett “Fly  High” Softball Tournament begins on Friday, July 11 and will continue until Sunday, July 13 at various fields around Wakefield and Lynnfield. The…

 

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A job well done

STEPHEN MAIO

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Today is Town Administrator Stephen P. Maio’s last day in the second floor corner office at Town Hall. As he retires after 17 years at the helm, Maio joins a distinguished line of men like John J. McCarthy and Thomas P. Butler who had long careers serving as…

 

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