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Wakefield, United States (Local)
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WAKEFIELD — When Regular Town Meeting convenes at 8 a.m. on Saturday in the Galvin Middle School Auditorium, voters will face a warrant with just eight articles.
By NEIL ZOLOT WAKEFIELD — Superintendent of Schools Doug Lyons said he will use data from a recent Views of Climate and Learning (VOCAL) student
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield High varsity dance team brought home their second straight state championship in the varsity hip hop division at the MSAA State Dance Tournament on Nov. 10 at Billerica High.
WAKEFIELD — A request to change zoning bylaws to allow a multi-family housing by right zone to comply with a state directive for communities serviced
WAKEFIELD — At Saint Joseph School (Wakefield) one of our most treasured programs is our Buddy program.
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield History Museum's Open House on Sunday was very successful with many interested visitors from senior citizens to young families.
Town meeting roundup By NEIL ZOLOT WAKEFIELD — Town Meeting appropriated $571,812 to install solar panels on the roof of the Galvin Middle School in a fall session at the school Saturday, November 16.
WAKEFIELD — Through the first 10 months of 2024, the median price of a single-family house sold in Wakefield was $825,000, according to the latest
WAKEFIELD — Requests to fly flags from the second flagpole at the American Civic Center continue to spark controversy as tensions flared again over the issue at this week's Town Council meeting.
WAKEFIELD — The Town Council is frustrated with what they see as a lack of progress in redeveloping 460-466 and 472 Main St, the former site of Ristorante Molise.
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