MELROSE — Melrose Alliance Against Violence (MAAV) is hosting its 13th annual Voices Against Violence Coffeehouse, a community-centered evening dedicated to celebrating the power of prevention, connection and collective support. The event will take place on Sunday, March 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Temple Beth Shalom, 21 East Foster St., Melrose. Community members…
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MALDEN — Every day in our community, people make a difference in the lives of older adults and people with disabilities. They deserve recognition and you can help them receive it.
Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) will be presenting its Community All-Star Awards this spring. If you know someone who makes an impact, please nominate…
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Published in the Melrose Weekly News on March 6, 2026
ROBERT SULLIVAN earned a trophy at Sectionals for the Melrose Youth Wrestling team. (courtesy photo)
GLOUCESTER—The Melrose Youth Wrestling team recently sent several athletes to post season competition with appearances at both the MWA North Sectionals in Methuen and the MWA States held…
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MELROSE — As preparations begin for the 2026 season, the Melrose Farmers’ Market is inviting local businesses and community partners to sponsor one of Melrose’s most vital community assets.
The Melrose Farmers’ Market plays a central role in the city’s economic and community life, strengthening small businesses, supporting local farmers and producers and creating a…
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MELROSE — While the new year got off to a better start here for single-family home sales than 2025 did, the median price is down from a year ago.
According to a new report from The Warren Group, a leading provider of national real estate and transaction data, nine single-family homes sold in the city last…
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Published in the Melrose Weekly News on February 13, 2026
READING — Chabad of Wakefield will host a rare and historic evening on Monday, March 9 at 7 p.m. as Holocaust survivor Tibor Spitz shares his testimony in person at Reading Memorial High School’s William Endslow Auditorium, together with community and corporate sponsors.
Tibor…
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MILLIE BUGGY (center) is pictured after she won the 2026 Brendan Grant Girls Wrestling Tournament in Belmont in January. (courtesy photo)
By CORY THOMAS
WAKEFIELD—The exploits of the Melrose High School wrestling team are well documented in these pages. There is also a very successful female wrestler from…
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MELROSE — The Incarnation Parish Confirmation Candidates participated in a Confirmation Service Retreat recently. Having spent several weeks fundraising, the young people were able to raise funds to build 11 beds for children in need, through the wonderful program A Bed For Every Child. Working in teams, the students constructed and decorated the beds which…
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MELROSE — The SDM Foundation is excited for 2026! We are celebrating both our 10th anniversary and the appointment of Sara Murray as our Executive Director.
For a full decade, we’ve had the privilege of serving our community. We have supported our clients and grown alongside the people who make our work…
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THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE has many important decisions to make every year and 2026 will be no different. From the left are Margaret Driscoll, Melissa Holleran, Sheri Leo, Mayor Jen Grigoraitis, Chair Seamus Kelley, Vice Chair Matthew Hartman and Jen Razi-Thomas. (Cari Roche Photography/Provided by the City of Melrose)
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