REGISTRATION for all fall sports at Wakefield High is still open. The reigning Div. 3 Super Bowl champion Wakefield High football team starts their season on Aug. 18. (File Photo)
WAKEFIELD — Registration remains open for the fall sports season at Wakefield High. Fall sports in Wakefield include football, girls’ and boys’ soccer, field hockey, girls…
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Local legislators secure much-needed dollars for priorities. The Beebe Library will receive $75,000 for a new roof, (Photo Creative Commons – “Beebe Library” by Lucius Beebe Memorial Library is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. August 2 on web 2023)
BOSTON — State Senator Jason Lewis and State Representatives Kate Lipper-Garabedian and Donald…
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BRENDAN CASEY follows through on his 2-run homer in the 4th inning of last night’s 7-4 Brewers win over the Slappers at Moulton Field. Casey also had a 2-RBI double in the 1st. (Dan Pawlowski Photo)
By DAN PAWLOWSKI
WAKEFIELD — Last night’s Twi League game meant more to the Slappers but…
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Residents will pedal up to 211 miles to raise funds for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
NEEDHAM — On Aug. 5 and 6, more than 6,000 riders from around the globe, including 11 residents from Wakefield, will pedal in the 44th Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC). These cyclists will come together with the common…
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JACK PENNEY had plenty of friends and family on hand to watch him compete as the starting third baseman for the East Team in the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star game on July 22. (All Photos by Raj Das, ED Photography)
HARWICH — The Cape Cod Baseball League’s brightest stars descended upon White House Field in…
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WAKEFIELD — Chief Steven A. Skory and the Wakefield Police Department wish to share tips meant to help teens stay safe online. To protect children and teens, the Wakefield Police Department offers the following tips from Ready.gov’s Stop.Think.Connect. campaign on how to talk about being online and online safety:
Start Early: Talk to your children…
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‘Movie by the Lake’ postponed to Thursday, August 10, 2023
WAKEFIELD July 27, 2023—— Tonight’s scheduled “Movie by the Lake” on the Lower Common has been postponed by WCAT due to the threat of severe thunderstorms. The forecast is predicting possible severe storms with damaging winds and frequent lightning. As much as half an inch…
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WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Townies made their Friday night plans pretty clear early on in their Northeast Baseball League semifinal matchup against Mercedes Baseball of Lawrence last night at Walsh Field.
With a 5-run 1st inning, a 9-0 lead after 3 and an 11-1 final in 5 innings, the…
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(WAKEFIELD, July 26, 2023) Northeast Baseball League playoffs starting tonight when they take on Mercedes Baseball of Lawrence in a semifinal matchup at Walsh Field. The game will start at 5:45 p.m.
The Townies are the top seed in the Northeast League’s 16U Div. 1.
Mercedes made the semifinals by defeating Danvers 6-2 on…
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BOSTON — Cash used to be king, but most diners now pay their bill with a credit or debit card, and restaurateurs told lawmakers Monday that the habit is squeezing their already-thin profit margins.
Massachusetts is one of two states that does not…
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