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Expect a sharp softball team this year

CASSIE SLEEPER will do much of the leg work on the mound for the Melrose High softball team this season. (file photo)

 

Blend of youth & experience in 2022

 

BY JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—The Melrose High softball team returns after a playoff-qualifying season in 2021 and they are loaded with experience and some youthful…

 

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Great success for the iRaiders at the North Shore Robotics Competition

THE TEAM poses with the robot following the end of a successful day at the North Shore competition.

 

 

By RUTH SAENZ
MHS student

MELROSE — During the weekend of March 19 – 20, the Melrose iRaiders robotics team participated in the North Shore First Robotics Competition (FRC) in Reading. This event marked the…

 

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League champ boys’ lax team ready to go

LIAM MAHER and the Red Raider lacrosse team open at home against Marblehead on Monday afternoon. (file photo)

 


Melrose eyeing more than usual suspects in 2022

 

By JENNIFER GENTILE

MELROSE—The league champion Melrose Red Raider boy’s lacrosse team returns this Monday afternoon for their home opener against Marblehead, this after another successful season…

 

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Melrose High basketball girls celebrate season

MHS GIRLS basketball team recently celebrated their season. Pictured back row left: Sofia Smith, Emily Lucien, Lily Kavanaugh, Megan Casey, Chloe Gentile, Ava Burns, Ella Brennan, Gia Vlajkovic, Ava Tormo. Front row from left: Scarlet D’Addio, Lily Nolan, Elaine Albuja, Anna Burtnett. (Jennifer Gentile photo)

 

 

MALDEN—The Melrose High girls’ basketball team celebrated their…

 

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PHOTO: What’s on your mind?

RECENTLY, breakfast was held at Cappa’s Trackside Kitchen on Grove Street with Mayor Brodeur. (Photo by raj das, edphotos.com)

 

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Healthy Melrose will be in-person this year

THE CITY’S POPULAR Wellness and Fitness Fair returns on May 7.

 

MELROSE — For the first time since 2019, the city’s Healthy Melrose Wellness and Fitness Fair will return as an in-person event on May 7, 2022.

Melrose Mayor Paul Brodeur encourages community members and neighboring communities to save the date of the fair…

 

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Melrose 8th grade travel girls take it all

CHAMPION 8TH grade girl’s travel team pictured top left: Coach Mike Gioia, Ella Callahan, Naomi Breay, Lara McLucus, Emeline Boyer, Joelle AiMadani, Isabella Strong, Kayla Good, Coach Ted Cottrell. Bottom row: Emi Judge, Emma Drago, Delia Smith, Cailian MacDonald, Aisling Donegan and Teagan Webb. (courtesy photo)

 

MELROSE—The future is now for Melrose girls’ basketball…

 

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PHOTO: Working to end gender-based violence

ON MARCH 2, the Melrose Alliance Against Violence (MAAV) held their White Ribbon Event at Melrose City Hall. White Ribbon Day invites men and boys to be a part of the solution in ending violence against women and all forms of gender-based violence. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Melrose 4-5th grade All Stars are MHS future

MELROSE ALL-Stars 4th and 5th grade team, pictured back row from left: 5th grader Megan Leeman, 4th grader Sara Dennison, 5th grader Grace Schmidt, 5th grader Adriana Santoriello, 5th grader Caitlin Sestito and Coach Andrea Razi-Thomas. Front row from left: 4th graders Emma Hughes, Kendall Brophy, Sam D’Addio, Emily Sestito and Claire Razi-Thomas. (courtesy photo…

 

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PHOTO: Open water

ELL POND is not safe to walk on but looks great in winter nonetheless. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)

 

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Successful end for Melrose High gymnasts

THE MELROSE High North Sectional qualifiying gymnastics team: top left: Katelyn Plourde, Grace Burke, Grace Gentile, Maya Weissman, Noah Williamson, Sofia Pitcher, Owen Mistretta. Front row: seniors Lucy Hannon, Katherine Carney and Taylor Pesce. Missing from photo: Isabella Ferranti. (photo by Raj Das edphotos.com)

 


Team shines at North Sectionals

 

By JENNIFER GENTILE

NORTHBOROUGH—The…

 

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Brodeur sees great things as COVID retreats

MELROSE — With COVID metrics showing a virus in retreat, Mayor Paul Brodeur looked ahead this week to a much brighter future during the annual State of the City address.

While recognizing that Melrosians are still dealing with the stress of the pandemic, the mayor stayed upbeat during his presentation, which is available for viewing…

 

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