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Shelby Nikitin named parade Grand Marshal

COMMANDER SHELBY NIKITIN with her daughter and husband Kevin Yost at the officer’s Navy retirement ceremony.

WAKEFIELD — The Grand Marshal for the July 4th Independence Day Parade in Wakefield will be retired Naval Commander Shelby Nikitin. Shelby is a 2000 graduate of Wakefield Memorial High and a 2004 graduate of the college of Holy…

 

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Back-to-back champs

THE WAKEFIELD 8th grade girls’ basketball team recently won the Div. 1 River Valley League Championship for the second year in a row. Pictured from left to right is head coach Sean O’Brien, Allie Rocca, Harper Moulton, Riley Bennett, Madelyn Holley, McKenna O’Brien, Emily Natalucci, Caroline Cannon, Penny Crovetti, Evana Loh, June Paglierani and assistant

 

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News Moors 2024

Hearing on Route 128 widening April 9

WAKEFIELD — The state has been exploring widening Route 128, or Interstate 95, in our area for years. After a hearing on Thursday, April 9, officials say they will be looking for your views and comments about the plan.

The public hearing will be held virtually on Zoom. It begins at 6:30 p.m.

The project

 

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Gymnastics 2025-2026

Wakefield gymnastics concludes season at league meet

Gymnastics 2025-2026
THE WARRIORS took 7th at the Middlesex League Championship Meet, concluding a season of improvements in which the team increased their average score by nearly 10 points from last year while also earning four wins during the regular season. (Courtesy Photo)

By DAN PAWLOWSKI

PEABODY — The Wakefield High gymnastics team concluded their season at the…

 

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Holocaust survivor: It can happen again

TIBOR SPITZ and his family hid in the Slovakian mountains for seven months during World War II. Most of his relatives died in the Holocaust. (Neil Zolot Photo)

By NEIL ZOLOT

 

READING — Holocaust survivor Tibor Spitz, 96, spoke at a Chabad of Wakefield event Monday, March 9 at Reading Memorial High School. “I’m…

 

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Wakefield Town Hall 2023 November

Five hopefuls seek Town Council seats

WAKEFIELD — And just like that, there’s a big field of candidates hoping to sit on the Town Council.

Friday at 5 p.m. was the deadline to take out nomination papers for positions to be decided at the April 28 Town Election. Up until then, only Oak Street’s James T. Cerone expressed interest in running…

 

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Wrestling 2025-2026

Lamb concludes terrific Wakefield wrestling career at New England’s

Wrestling 2025-2026
AYDIN LAMB concluded his Wakefield wrestling career at New England’s in Providence over the weekend. The record holder in overall wins at Wakefield High, Lamb will graduate as a four-time league All-Star. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca File Photo)

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield wrestling senior captain Aydin Lamb represented the Warriors at New England’s over the weekend at the…

 

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Make way

A WORKER uses a backhoe to clear paths in Forest Glade Cemetery. (Mark Sardella Photo)

 

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Strong season ends in Round of 16 for co-op girls’ hockey team

THE WAKEFIELD/WILMINGTON girls’ hockey team’s terrific season ended with a 2-0 loss to Milton on the road in the Div. 2 Round of 16. The Warcats went 14-7-1 overall in their inaugural season and won the Middlesex League Freedom Division title and their first playoff game since 2009, a 3-2, 2OT thriller over Marshfield in

 

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Girls Hoop 2025-2026

Warrior girls’ hoop honors Ickes as season comes to a close

Girls Hoop 2025-2026
EMMA ICKES was honored on Senior Night, Feb. 10 before a game against Wilmington in which she responded to two and sometimes three defenders by earning 5 assists to go along with 10 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca Photo)

By DAN PAWLOWSKI

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High girls’ basketball team’s season ended…

 

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Capital list OK’d for next year

WAKEFIELD — The Capital Planning Committee this week approved just under $2 million in spending requests for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

On Tuesday committee members, after several weeks of meetings with department heads, unanimously approved $1,998,441 worth of requests ranging from police cars and 9 millimeter Glock service pistols to three garage doors…

 

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Students improve on AP exams

By SAM DRYSDALE

State House News Service

BOSTON — Massachusetts continues to grapple with early literacy woes and school budget cuts but its students once again have topped the nation on Advanced Placement exams.

New data released Tuesday by the College Board show that 35.8% of Massachusetts public high school graduates scored a 3 or

 

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