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Award winning author at Barnes & Noble

FORMER Wakefield resident Janice Petrie, author of the award winning “Did You Make the Hole in the Shell in the Sea?” will appear at Barnes & Noble in Peabody on Saturday, Nov. 22 and again in Burlington on Saturday, Dec. 13.
FORMER Wakefield resident Janice Petrie, author of the award winning “Did You Make the Hole in the Shell in the Sea?” will appear at Barnes & Noble in Peabody on Saturday, Nov. 22 and again in Burlington on Saturday, Dec. 13.

WAKEFIELD — Former Wakefield resident Janice Petrie was recently awarded the 2014 Silver Falchion…

 

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Capital planners back TM projects

WAKEFIELD — The Capital Planning Committee reviewed three Nov. 17 Town Meeting articles last night that seek a total of about $625,000 to expand Forest Glade Cemetery, upgrade some of the town’s computer hardware and to install a new set of controls for the series of traffic lights in Montrose.

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Tisei sets veterans’ record straight

The following includes press releases from the campaigns of those running for elected office in our area. Election Day is Nov. 4.

LYNNFIELD — Yesterday at the Old Meeting House on Lynnfield Common, Wakefield Republican Richard Tisei fought back against charges that he didn’t support funding to help veterans while he was a legislator on…

 

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MCAS scores analyzed

By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield’s school district remains a Level 2 in terms of MCAS performance, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stephen K. Zrike announced at last week’s school board meeting.

Scores range from one to five. One is designated as the highest performance level.

All schools also retained their accountability designation from 2013, Zrike…

 

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PBC hears of turf field health issues

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Are parents sitting on lawn furniture to watch soccer games damaging the new turf fields at the Galvin Middle School? And are the turf fields damaging the health of the kids who play on them? The Permanent Building Committee heard about both of these possibilities at its meeting last night…

 

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PHOTO: All things spooky

PASS by this home on Pleasant Street at your own risk. The owners have decorated it with all things spooky for Halloween. (Gail Lowe Photo)
PASS by this home on Pleasant Street at your own risk. The owners have decorated it with all things spooky for Halloween. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

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PHOTO: Trumpet call

JOHN O’BRIEN took this photograph in September as the last of the hummingbirds prepared for the long flight south.
JOHN O’BRIEN took this photograph in September as the last of the hummingbirds prepared for the long flight south.

 

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ConCom: Plan passes muster

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — The Conservation Commission likes the latest plan presented for the subdivision at 181 Salem St., but Brian McGrail, the attorney for the developer, Thursday asked commissioners to keep the hearing open for one more meeting. Town Engineer Michael Collins is finishing up his review of the drainage, McGrail explained, asking…

 

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Historical Society hosts twilight cemetery tour

THIS IS THE gravestone of Elizabeth Bancroft in the Old Burying Ground.
THIS IS THE gravestone of Elizabeth Bancroft in the Old Burying Ground.

WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Historical Society invites the public to celebrate Hallowe’en the old fashioned way, with a step back into the past to visit the Old Burying Ground on Church Street.

The Old Burying Ground, established in 1689, is the final resting…

 

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Your turn to talk trash

By MARK SARDELLA

WAKEFIELD — Selectman Phyllis Hull wants residents to talk trash at the next meeting of the Board of Selectmen.

At a meeting this week, Hull asked the board to schedule an agenda item for their Oct. 27 meeting for a public discussion of a specific trash-related issue. She said that dwellings with…

 

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Lake Q voted ‘best’ on North Shore

CELEBRATING THE “Best of North Shore” award for “Best Lake” are Friends of Lake Quannapowitt board members. In the front row are Jim Scott, Bill Conley (President) and Leeila Given. In the back row are  Joe Twichell, Jim Murphy, Bill Butler, John Anderson, Doug Mildram, Mary Salois and Ed Spaulding.
CELEBRATING THE “Best of North Shore” award for “Best Lake” are Friends of Lake Quannapowitt board members. In the front row are Jim Scott, Bill Conley (President) and Leeila Given. In the back row are  Joe Twichell, Jim Murphy, Bill Butler, John Anderson, Doug Mildram, Mary Salois and Ed Spaulding.

WAKEFIELD — The Friends of…

 

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PHOTO: An autumn mirror

THE AWESOME COLORS of fall reflect off the waters of Lake Quannapowitt. (Robert G. Pushkar Photo)
THE AWESOME COLORS of fall reflect off the waters of Lake Quannapowitt. (Robert G. Pushkar Photo)

 

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