Wakefield’s Billy Smith still playing baseball
WAKEFIELD — Billy “Slapper” Smith, a Wakefield native and Wakefield High Class of 1957, is not only still talking baseball — he’s…
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Dianne Nowell, 72
An artist at heart who loved the ocean shores WAKEFIELD — Dianne (Roos) Nowell, passed away on Sunday, July 23
American Legion, Troop 48 host Flag Day ceremony
AMERICAN LEGION POST 131 and BSA Troop 48 hosted a flag retirement ceremony on June 12. Standing in the front
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Gridmen shut out Apponequet, get ready for semifinals
THE HORNET defense was swarming in their 40-0 shutout over Apponequet on Friday night at NRHS. Pictured is Anthony Corvino
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Lynnfield field hockey cruises to 5-0 first round win
LYNNFIELD had plenty of goals to celebrate in their 5-0 first round win over Tahanto on Nov. 3. Pictured, the
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A somber remembrance
A somber remembrance THE TOWN hosted its first in-person Memorial Day Ceremony since 2019 on the Town Common on Monday.
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Counselors detail pandemic toll on student mental health
By MARK SARDELLA WAKEFIELD — Nearly half of parents with kids in K-12 schools are concerned about their children’s mental
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Concern over state zoning regs
By MARK SARDELLA WAKEFIELD – A new multifamily zoning requirement specific to MBTA communities has local officials a little concerned.
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Vote on Town Report cover photo
WAKEFIELD — In 2022, Wakefield will publish its 210th Annual Town Report. Each year, the book summarizes Town Meetings, provides
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Flagging allegiance
There aren’t a lot of human rights violations in Wakefield. So, to justify its existence, the Wakefield Human Rights Commission