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Sports

Wakefield sports roundup, Aug. 24 to Aug. 30

Wakefield Soccer Association has opened registration for its local fall season programs and set Sept. 3 as the date TOPSoccer registration, for players with disabilities, will open. The club has also posted a recorded Fall Travel Coach Presentation online for preseason coaches. No Wakef…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of August 24, 2026 through August 30, 2026

One Wakefield obituary published this week: Valente, Jacqueline "Jackie Spellman," 78, of Wakefield, Massachusetts, who died August 29, 2026. Her notice was posted through Goldman Funeral Chapel of Malden via Echovita. No other funeral-home or aggregator postings this week identified a …

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Wakefield Moves 9/11 Ceremony To Americal Civic Center

Wakefield's 9/11 ceremony is moving to the Americal Civic Center this year, the town announced over the weekend. The Cable Advisory Committee is asking residents to complete a new survey on WCAT's future, following this week's public hearing on cable service. Lucius Beebe Memorial Libra…

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Wakefield Home Sales Span $90,000 to $1.12 Million in Late Summer Deeds

Wakefield recorded 16 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29. Ten sales had a price recorded, ranging from $90,000 to $1,120,000, with a median of $872,500. The period's most notable transaction was a single buyer, North Ave LLC, purchasing all four condominium units at 333 North Ave on July

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Wakefield Preps For State Primary As Roadwork Wraps Up

Wakefield residents are being reminded of early voting options ahead of the September 1 state primary as the town wraps up an overnight North Avenue lane closure. The Lucius Beebe Memorial Library has a full slate of programming this week, including a September 1 author talk with histor…

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Sen. Lewis Touts New Foster Child Bill Of Rights

State Sen. Jason Lewis touted passage of a bill creating a Foster Child Bill of Rights, according to Wakefield Patch. The law strengthens oversight and accountability of the state's child welfare system, a measure Lewis and Rep. Lipper-Garabedian helped push through the Legislature this…

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Wakefield Cable Panel Asks Residents To Weigh In On Service

Wakefield's Cable Advisory Committee is asking residents to weigh in on cable television service ahead of a public hearing on operations and fees. The committee will take testimony on customer service and on the Public, Educational and Government access fees that fund local programming,…

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INspire Cafe To Close After Financial Struggles, Patch Reports

INspire Cafe, Wakefield's inclusive Main Street coffee shop, has set a closing date after financial struggles, Patch reports. The cafe, which has hosted the town administrator's drop-in office hours at 411 Main St., is winding down amid money troubles, according to Patch AM Team's newsl…

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