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Heron Pond to be tested

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The management company for Heron Pond Condominium Trust has retained an environmental consulting firm from Woburn to conduct soil testing on the lawns at the 410 Salem St. condo complex. The tests will determine what levels of common fertilizer chemicals are present in the soils.

The tests are in response…

 

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Winter woes are plenty

OLD COLONY DRIVE resident Bill Wladkowski has been proactive in shoveling snow off his roof. Many homeowners are experiencing water leaks and other damage to their homes due to heavy snow accumulation. Wladkowski is also a good neighbor to many. He is shown here helping to clear his neighbor’s driveway. (Gail Lowe Photo)
OLD COLONY DRIVE resident Bill Wladkowski has been proactive in shoveling snow off his roof. Many homeowners are experiencing water leaks and other damage to their homes due to heavy snow accumulation. Wladkowski is also a good neighbor to many. He is shown here helping to clear his neighbor’s driveway. (Gail Lowe Photo)

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Fires put out

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — It was a close call for a business and a homeowner Wednesday when fires broke out in their buildings.

Fire Chief Michael Sullivan said that fire coming from a gas heating unit on the roof at Brother’s Restaurant and Deli, 404 Main St., caused smoke and water damage to the…

 

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Not the time

MARK SARDELLA
MARK SARDELLA

 

Normally, I give topics like Global Warming and Climate Change a good leaving alone. It’s a slippery slope that can quickly trigger an avalanche of supercilious lectures from the Reality-Based Community.

But in my reality I have eight feet of snow in my front yard and if the AccuWeather Boston forecast holds…

 

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PHOTO: Deal or no deal

WAKEFIELD youths joined in a game of “spoons” at the Boys and Girls Club on Wednesday. Spoons is a fast-paged card game of matching and occasional bluffing. (Gail Lowe Photo)
WAKEFIELD youths joined in a game of “spoons” at the Boys and Girls Club on Wednesday. Spoons is a fast-paged card game of matching and occasional bluffing. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

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Meet Walton principal finalists Feb. 26

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stephen K. Zrike has announced the names of two finalists for Walton School principal.
They are Shawn Maguire, currently principal of the Rockport Elementary School, and Tracey Mara, Teachers21 educational consultant and former principal of the Upham Elementary School in Wellesley.
Maguire was educated at California…

 

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Snow calls continue

WAKEFIELD — A broken 8-inch water pipe on Heather Lane, near Mackenzie Lane, brought out crews from the Fire and Water departments last night at about 9:15 p.m.
Fire Chief Michael Sullivan said the water main break was significant and caused a water problem at 21 Mackenzie Ln. Police were also at the scene and…

 

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PHOTO: Frigid repair job needed in Montrose

OVER A DOZEN HOMES IN the Montrose area were without water late last night and today after a portion of an eight inch water main cracked near the intersection of Mackenzie and Heather lanes around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. Water was shut down around 11:45 p.m.; the damaged section of pipe was excavated around 5 a.m. today and repaired with a new section. A DPW official expected water back on in the area this morning. (Pat Bruno Photo)
OVER A DOZEN HOMES IN the Montrose area were without water late last night and today after a portion of an eight inch water main cracked near the intersection of Mackenzie and Heather lanes around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. Water was shut down around 11:45 p.m.; the damaged section of pipe was excavated around 5 a.m.

 

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PHOTO: There they are!

OAK STREET RESIDENTS made sure their letter carrier had a good idea where to put the mail prior to this weekend’s snowstorm. (Donna Larsson Photo)
OAK STREET RESIDENTS made sure their letter carrier had a good idea where to put the mail prior to this weekend’s snowstorm. (Donna Larsson Photo)

 

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Local MBTA frustrations mount

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — It’s 8:36 a.m. Do you know where your train is?

Albion Street resident Jon Zivan certainly doesn’t and at 11 degrees this morning, Zivan not only worried about being punctual for his IT job at a major hospital in Boston, he was concerned about frostbite, too.

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‘Jest Jazz’ coming

WAKEFIELD — The Event Planning Committee (EPC) is finalizing plans for a fun-packed “Jest Jazz” event on Sunday, March 22, with jazz vocalist Judith Murray, local jazz pianist Ricky McNamara, Irish music, an Irish brunch, raffles and light bantering by local politicians and town officials.

This is the EPC’s annual Shamrock Festival. The morning will…

 

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Snow-related calls pile up

WAKEFIELD — Police had their hands full yesterday as they continued to field complaints about snow-related issues from disgruntled residents in various parts of town. Several calls were about fender-benders, while other callers said they were stuck in snowbanks or could not make it up a hilly roadway due to ice.

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