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Morning Brief

Fire Department Sets Oct. 10 Open House

Wakefield Fire Department will open its headquarters to the public October 10 for Fire Prevention Week. Also in today's brief (12 items): Fire Department to host open house Oct. 10; Coastal storm could bring 60 mph winds this weekend; Essentrics class at Senior Center canceled this week…

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Government · Youth Council

Youth Council commits to supporting voting age reduction forum

Wakefield Youth Council unanimously approved June 2026 minutes and prepared for volunteer engagement. Eight members attended the September 22nd meeting via Zoom. Adult Advisor Elizabeth Parsons provided orientation on the council's mission and past projects. Members committed to volunteer at the

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board Votes to Establish Associate Member Position

Wakefield Planning Board voted unanimously to establish an Associate Member position to ensure quorum. The board approved sending a letter to Town Council outlining a process for applications and board review of qualified candidates for one-year terms authorized by Bylaw 190-59. The board also

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Morning Brief

Home sales span $399K to $1.31M

Wakefield home sales this summer ranged from a $399,500 starter property to a $1.31 million high end. From our own coverage: Wakefield home sales span $399,500 to $1.31 million. Also in today's brief (13 items): Retirement board seeks fifth member by Oct. 9; Coastal storm could bring ra…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 14, 2026 through September 20, 2026

Three Wakefield-resident obituaries were posted this week: Bettendorf, Robert "Bob"; Butters, Charlotte Richardson; and DeCicco, Anthony J. Jr. Bettendorf, 93, of Wakefield, was predeceased by his wife of 67 years, Margaret, and survived by three children. Butters, 98, was born and rais…

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Morning Brief

Wakefield Home Sales Span $399,500 to $1.31 Million in Late Summer

Wakefield recorded 20 property deeds between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with 14 showing a sale price so far, ranging from $399,500 to $1,310,000 and a median of $795,000. The period's top sale was 19 Belmont Rd at $1.31 million on Aug. 24. Albion Street saw two separate sales, and three transactions

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Morning Brief

Wakefield Sets September 26 for Annual Town Day

Wakefield gears up for its annual Town Day on September 26 while the town completes a property revaluation. The Board of Assessors is finishing its fiscal year 2027 revaluation of all real and personal property, and Town Administrator Denise Casey will hold office hours September 25 at …

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