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Purple Heart Day Lights, Library Talk Mark Wakefield's Week

Wakefield will light Veterans Common this week to mark Purple Heart Day as the library hosted Smithsonian curator Paula J. Johnson for an author talk Tuesday. The Council on Aging plans an all-ages Asset Protection Law Workshop on August 5, and residents have until August 21 to register…

Wakefield Home Sales Range From $490,000 to $1.31 Million in July

Wakefield recorded 18 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, with 10 disclosing a sale price ranging from $490,000 to $1,310,000. The median disclosed price was $732,500. The month's top sale was 16 Mansion Road, which sold for $1,310,000 on July 15, narrowly ahead of 102 Foundry St. at

Weather Pushes Plaza Jazz Indoors, Delays Movie By The Lake

Unsettled weather forced Wakefield to move Thursday's Plaza Jazz concert indoors and reschedule the WCAT Movies by the Lake screening, town officials said in a News Flash alert. The Smack Dabs still performed their 1930s swing blues set as part of the library's Plaza Jazz series despite…

Wakefield Sets August 21 Deadline For Primary Voter Registration

Wakefield set a firm August 21 deadline for voters to register or switch party affiliation ahead of the September 1 state primary. The library's summer season continues with Plaza Jazz featuring The Smack Dabs on July 30 and an August 4 author talk with Smithsonian curator Paula J. John…

Nightly I-95 Ramp Closures, Water Main Work Continue This Week

Nightly I-95 southbound ramp closures and a water main replacement near Prospect and Emerson streets dominate Wakefield's town news this week. The closures, running 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. through Friday, July 31, are tied to a $14.3 million interstate pavement preservation project, according…