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Senior Center news article published March 5, 2026

Published in the North Reading Transcript

Register for talk by Chronicle’s Ted Reinstein, Zentangle and St. Pat’s lunch

 

NORTH READING — There’s always something new to do at the Edith O’Leary Senior Center! “Our Place on the Hill” is located at the top of the Town Common, 157 Park St. Drop by for lunch…

 

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Girls Hoop 2025-2026

Warrior girls’ hoop honors Ickes as season comes to a close

Girls Hoop 2025-2026
EMMA ICKES was honored on Senior Night, Feb. 10 before a game against Wilmington in which she responded to two and sometimes three defenders by earning 5 assists to go along with 10 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca Photo)

By DAN PAWLOWSKI

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High girls’ basketball team’s season ended…

 

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Capital list OK’d for next year

WAKEFIELD — The Capital Planning Committee this week approved just under $2 million in spending requests for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

On Tuesday committee members, after several weeks of meetings with department heads, unanimously approved $1,998,441 worth of requests ranging from police cars and 9 millimeter Glock service pistols to three garage doors…

 

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Throwback

Throwback Thursday, 1940: The East Side of Main Street

Throwback

LAST WEEK, we told you of big changes in Wakefield Square in early 1940, especially on the east side of Main Street. Two new supermarkets — an A&P and a First National Store — opened on side-by-side blocks on the same day. The A&P was located at 370 Main St., in the space later occupied by CVS and currently…

 

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Karen McCarthy, 69

WAKEFIELD — Karen “Linda” McCarthy, age 69 of Wakefield, formerly of Westwood, passed away on Thursday, February 26 at the Rubin Home in Saugus after a long illness.

She was born in Belmont on September 28, 1956. She graduated from Westwood High School, Class of 1974 and went on to the University of Pennsylvania and…

 

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One Big Beautiful Bill could cost us plenty

 

STATE SEN. Jason Lewis hosted a Community Conversation webinar on the Commonwealth’s spending in the coming year.

By NEIL ZOLOT

MELROSE – Massachusetts is facing a possible loss of billions of dollars in revenue for its proposed $62.8 billion Fiscal 2027 budget as a result of the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3…

 

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A NOBLE gathering

LAST FRIDAY, February 27, the Melrose Public Library hosted the North of Boston Library Exchange (NOBLE) legislative breakfast. Speakers included Mayor Jen Grigoraitis; Library Director Linda Gardener; Melrose state legislators Rep. Kate Lipper-Garabedian and Sen. Jason Lewis; Melrose community members Jane Healey, Katie Welch and Roan DeMeis Dullea; and Massachusetts Library Commissioner Jessica Vilas Novas.

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Clark secures $1.1M in federal funds for city

MELROSE — The City of Melrose has been awarded a total of $1.1 million in federal funding to support a stormwater management project in downtown Melrose and upgrade public address systems in the Melrose Public Schools.

US House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark, a former Melrose resident, announced the awards alongside a total of 15 community…

 

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Historical Commission holds Research Your Home Night May 6

THIS PHOTOGRAPH was taken on Mount Vernon Avenue in the 1880s. (Courtesy of the Melrose Historical Commission)

MELROSE — The Melrose Historical Commission is excited to announce the next Research Your Home Night! It will be held on Wednesday, May 6 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Lt. Norman Prince VFW Hall at…

 

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Arts and crafts supplies swap at Follow Your Art

MELROSE — Join fellow artists and crafters to share and swap materials for creative projects. The free swap event will be held at Follow Your Art Community Studios (FYACS), 647 Main St., Melrose on Saturday, March 14 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Attendees can bring only these categories of items: art supplies, collage and…

 

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