WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High girls’ lacrosse team will begin their 2026 regular season tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. with a trip to Manchester-by-the-Sea to take on Manchester-Essex.
The Warriors and Hornets also met for game one last season. Manchester-Essex came away with a 20-8 victory.
Wakefield made the Div. 3 state tournament last year as a…
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AS AMERICANS prepare to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Constitution, we look back 50 years to the Bicentennial celebration, when this flag flew from the flagpole on the Bandstand during the 1976 July 4th celebration. Back then, the West Side Social Club ran all of the local July 4th events, including the…
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WAKEFIELD — The Town Council this week approved nearly $2 million in capital spending from the tax levy for FY2027, along with $755,600 in combined requests from the self-funded Water and Sewer enterprise divisions.
The capital budget will appear on the Annual Town Meeting warrant in May.
Capital Planning chairman Phil Renzi…
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Published in the North Reading Transcript on March 26, 2026
ELITE BUSINESS STUDENTS representing North Reading High School’s DECA chapter at the Massachusetts State Career Development Conference in Boston March 12 14 were (front row, l-r): Allie Simard, Katie Zimmerman, Madison Forbush, Roma Upadhyay, Julia Guzzo, Giuliana Auciello, Sydney Palmer; (back row, l-r): Sofia
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WAKEFIELD — Barbara Ellen Shea — “’Tis herself” — was an only child born and raised in Peabody, Massachusetts, the beloved daughter of Raymond and Kathryn Poor. Surrounded by the constant love of her grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, she grew up cherishing the deep family bonds that would…
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DANVERS — Irene Curran, formerly of Wakefield, passed away in Danvers on March 21 following a long illness.
Born in Lynn, she was the daughter of Grace (Galligan) and Thomas Curran, and resided on Lovers Leap Avenue. She attended Sewell-Anderson and St. Mary’s elementary schools, graduating from Saint Mary’s…
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MELROSE — Several of the city’s teachers and paraprofessionals unloaded their frustration on the School Committee this week, saying it was time for educators to be much better compensated for what they do.
Those speaking during the public comment segment of the Tuesday school board meeting were incensed at the latest contract offer presented to…
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AS AMERICANS prepare to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Constitution, we look back 50 years to the Bicentennial celebration, when this flag flew from the flagpole on the Bandstand during the 1976 July 4th celebration. Back then, the West Side Social Club ran all of the local July 4th events, including the…
