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Merchant to Dolan: Improve downtown parking

MELROSE — An important downtown business owner is telling Mayor Robert J. Dolan this week to forget dumping $5.3 million into Melrose High and instead concentrate on more parking spaces.

Steven Trulli, co-owner of Whittemore Hardware, writes in a letter that he disagrees with a new technology center at the city’s flagship school as the…

 

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Heroin overdoses, possession arrest among police reports

MELROSE — Police dealt with a couple more drug overdoses last week, made a heroin possession arrest, investigated some motor vehicle break-ins and responded to the usual wide variety of calls for assistance.

On Friday and Saturday, March 6 and 7, police were able to revive a woman and a man who had overdosed on…

 

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PHOTO: A great tour of Europe

FOUR BEST FRIENDS from Melrose made memories to last a lifetime when they traveled to Europe last summer. The girls visited Dublin, London, Rome, Florence, Venice and Paris. They are pictured here with their Melrose Weekly News in front of the Colosseum in Rome. They are (from left to right) Brittany Dantona, Ariana Rivera, Kaleigh DiPietro and Alie Frizzell.
FOUR BEST FRIENDS from Melrose made memories to last a lifetime when they traveled to Europe last summer. The girls visited Dublin, London, Rome, Florence, Venice and Paris. They are pictured here with their Melrose Weekly News in front of the Colosseum in Rome. They are (from left to right) Brittany Dantona, Ariana Rivera, Kaleigh

 

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PHOTO: Room to breathe

FRED GREEN MEMORIAL FIELD at the corner of Tremont Street and the Lynn Fells Parkway has been snowed under for about a month and a half, and earlier this week it was cleared. (Donna Larsson Photo)
FRED GREEN MEMORIAL FIELD at the corner of Tremont Street and the Lynn Fells Parkway has been snowed under for about a month and a half, and last week it was cleared. (Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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Special surprises in store at farmers market Sunday

By HOLLY PIERCE and WENDY DENNIS

MELROSE — The Melrose/Wakefield Monthly Winter Farmers Market will hold its next market day on Sunday, March 15 from noon to 4 p.m. at Memorial Hall, 590 Main St. in Melrose, and will continue on with its final winter season market day on April 19.

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Folk Helping Folks Saturday

MELROSE — The Melrose Unitarian Universalist Church, 70 West Emerson St., will host a benefit show called “Folk Helping Folks” on Saturday, March 14.

You can shake off the winter blues with three of Melrose’s most accomplished musicians during a night of folk and blues at the UU Church. Performers will be Barnstar! frontman Mark…

 

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PHOTO: Popular spot

DUCKS GATHER near this bridge on Ell Pond, located behind the Lloyd Memorial Pool on Tremont Street. (Donna Larsson Photo)
DUCKS GATHER near this bridge on Ell Pond, located behind the Lloyd Memorial Pool on Tremont Street. (Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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Liquor rule changes head to public hearing March 19

By BOB BURGESS

MELROSE — After a couple fits and starts, Melrose is ready to continue its discussion on the future of its alcohol service in restaurants.

The city’s Liquor License Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday, March 19, at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall on various proposals put forth by Mayor Robert J…

 

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Major Melrose High upgrades eyed

PLANNED RENOVATIONS at Melrose High include new technology classrooms, a student services suite and a 21st century Learning Commons, the latter of which is shown in this rendering. The work’s price tag is estimated at $5.3 million.
PLANNED RENOVATIONS at Melrose High include new technology classrooms, a student services suite and a 21st century Learning Commons, the latter of which is shown in this rendering. The work’s price tag is estimated at $5.3 million.

MELROSE — Mayor Robert J. Dolan has requested authorization from the Board of Aldermen for a $5.3 million…

 

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Clark to march in Selma

U.S. Congresswoman Katherine Clark of Melrose was invited by fellow U.S. Rep. John Lewis to attend an event marking the 50th anniversary of the major Civil Rights movement march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala. Clark will also receive the Mass. Democratic Party’s prestigious Eleanor Roosevelt Award at a ceremony next month.

 

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Fish and Game’s deck collapses

SAUGUS — A 15-foot by 30-foot exterior deck on the back of the Melrose Fish and Game Club reportedly collapsed Wednesday night and fell on three large propane tanks below.

Someone at the club, located at the end of Melrose’s Slayton Road but which is actually in Saugus, called the Saugus Fire Department shortly after…

 

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Melrose grad allegedly stole Zakim beacon

BOSTON (AP) — Police have charged a homeless man with stealing an aircraft warning beacon from atop Boston’s distinctive Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge.

Authorities allege that early last month, 34-year-old Clifford Beckford Jr., a Melrose High School graduate, broke through a locked door, climbed a ladder to the top of one of…

 

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