HUCKLEBERRY HILL SCHOOL students wore red shirts in celebration of Red Ribbon Week recently. From Oct. 23 through Halloween, A Healthy Lynnfield and the Lynnfield community celebrated Red Ribbon Week, a community-wide prevention week to promote living drug-free. (Courtesy Photo)
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AS PART OF the Historical Commission’s ongoing sign project, a new sign was installed in front of the West Burying Ground to outline the historic Meeting House Common District. It is the first of three signs, and the commission plans to have the remaining two installed over the next year. (Kirk Mansfield Photo)
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THE FRAMEWORK of the new First Baptist Church has been topped out with a small tree, signifying the safe completion of the framing of the structure, according to construction lore. (Robert Pushkar Photo)
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Our Melrose High Athlete(s) of the Week helped fuel dramatic wins for their varsity teams. In football, Connor scored 4 TDs while rushing for nearly 300 yards against Wilmington. And in soccer, Jovan scored both the tying & winning goal over Div. 1 ranked…
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY recreated a photo at the Robin Rock in the Bow Ridge reservation at the end of this year’s hike. (Courtesy Photo)
LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield Historical Society conducted another of its “Discover Lynnfield” programs with a fall hike to Kallenberg Quarry/Skull Cliff on Oct. 28.
Hikers were treated to a…
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HALLOWEEN IS THE time to put on a costume and have some fun, which is what these two did in downtown Melrose Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Raj Das, edphotos.com)
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JOEY CUCCINIELLO
ALEX BALDINI
ANTHONY MORALES
QUINN HARDISTY
The LHS football captains, from left to right, Cucciniello, Baldini, Morales and Hardisty have led the Pioneers to a No. 5 seed in the Div. 6 tournament and a home, first round game against No. 12 Swampscott this Friday night at 6:30 p.m. (Courtesy Photo)
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THE MELROSE High unified team celebrated their seniors at a recent home game against Watertown that marked Senior Night. Pictured with head coach Matt Manfredi, at left: James Donovan, Taijay Najar, Jill McCue, Ava Willwerth, asst. coach Molly Brothers. Back row Andrew Ferriera, Dom Liacano. (courtesy photo)
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FOURTH-GRADERS, from left, Siena Coccoluto, Amelia Giardina and Kendall Ciulla channeled their inner Taylor Swift while having a blast freeze dancing, singing and making friendship bracelets during the Summer Street School PTO’s Spooktacular on Oct. 28. (Courtesy Photo)
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ADALYN BRADLEY, 7, of North Reading, was thrilled to be selected as the winner of the Market Basket Halloween coloring competition for her age group at the Middleton location. She won a $50 Barnes and Noble gift card to make Halloween just a little bit sweeter! Winners were announced on Friday, October 27. (Courtesy Photo…
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THE FRAMEWORK of the new First Baptist Church has been topped out with a small tree, signifying the safe completion of the framing of the structure, according to construction lore. (Robert Pushkar Photo)
