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Legislators champion support for older adults at Mystic Valley event

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on April 10, 2026

 

EM SHEERAN from the Office of Senator Jason Lewis, MA Representative Richard Haggerty, MA Representative Kate Lipper‑Garabedian, MA Representative Steve Ultrino, Malden Mayor Gary Christenson, Melrose Mayor Jennifer Grigoraitis, MA Representative Jeffrey Turco, MA Representative Paul Donato, Everett Mayor Robert Van Campen, Medford Mayor

 

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Public hearing on schools’ budget plan April 14

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on April 10, 2026

MELROSE — At their meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, 2026, and in accordance with Massachusetts General Law Chapter 71, Section 38N, the Melrose School Committee will hold a public hearing on the Melrose Public Schools Administrative Team FY27 Proposed School Budget.

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Beacon Hill Roll Call published April 10, 2026

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on April 10, 2026

 

 

Volume 51 – Report No. 14 March 30-April 3, 2026

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call reports on local senators’ votes on roll calls from the week of March 30-April 3. There were no roll calls in the House last week…

 

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Make way for a new fire house

THE ENGINE 2 fire station on Tremont Street came down quickly this week. The city planned to break ground on a brand new facility Friday morning, April 10. (Mike Gentile Photo)

 

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Final winter market Sunday

MELROSE — The Melrose Farmers’ Market will host its final winter market on Sunday, April 12, at the Melrose YMCA, bringing together local farmers, food producers, and community members for a final indoor market day of fresh food and connection.

The winter market has provided access to local produce, baked goods, and small batch foods…

 

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New police HQ work off to rocky start

A LOT OF TREES providing a buffer between the Beebe School and South High Street were cut down without authority during the first day of the new police headquarters project.

MELROSE — A neighborhood’s worst fears were realized during the first day of construction of a new police headquarters this week, as workers cut down…

 

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Local attorney charged with embezzlement

Published in the Melrose Weekly News on April 10, 2026

 

MALDEN – Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan has announced that Henry Rappa Jr., 57, of Melrose, has been charged with two counts of embezzlement or misapplication by a fiduciary, two counts of larceny over $1,200, and unauthorized practice of law in connection with the…

 

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Donate your stuff to a youth-run business

MELROSE — Interested in donating your reusable books, clothing, music and home goods to a nonprofit that gives young people training and skills to run a business?

More Than Words is a unique non-profit with a mission that does just that. It empowers young adults (ages 16–24) who are in the foster care system, court-involved, homeless…

 

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Register now for no-cost access stickers to City Yard

MELROSE — Melrose residents wishing to utilize recycling and yard waste drop-off services at the City Yard at 72 Tremont St. will be issued free vehicle stickers after documenting their residency in Melrose. The new sticker program will prevent waste and misuse of the City Yard by non-Melrose residents to ensure that this free public…

 

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Local man earns ARC Partners in Progress honor

AT LEFT, Brian Kremer, Executive Director of Massachusetts Advocates Standing Strong, is with Maura Sullivan, CEO of The Arc of Massachusetts, at The Arc’s annual gala on March 26 at the UMass Club in Boston.

WALTHAM – The Arc of Massachusetts, the leading advocacy organization for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and autism, celebrated “progress and possibility” for its community last week during its…

 

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Get help with heating bills

BOSTON – As the home heating season comes to a close, Massachusetts residents have until April 30 to apply for support from the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

HEAP provides financial support to eligible households to pay a portion of their winter heating bills. Residents can learn more and submit an application at mass.gov/heat.

“Many Massachusetts families are still feeling the strain of this winter’s heating costs,” said Juana Matias, secretary of Housing and…

 

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