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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
This week, the City Council rejected the reappointment of longtime Memorial Hall board member Michael Margolis in a conflict between those who want to see the building remain as it is and those who want to see it under new leadership. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
The large scarlet oak tree at the Melrose Common playground was removed this week after the city's tree warden identified it as an immediate hazard. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Early voting for the state primary election begins tomorrow (Saturday) at Melrose City Hall. Get details on how to vote and what will be on the ballot at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202..., and make a plan to vote! #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
In an unusual move, the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) dropped their endorsement of Jay Higgins, who is running to be state representative, following comments he made about his opponent's support of the Melrose override. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Melrose voters will be choosing among three Democrats in the primary election on Tuesday September 1st: current state representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian and Malden city councilors Carey McDonald and Ryan O'Malley. Read our profiles of each candidate on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202...
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Democrats Jay Higgins and Leila Migliorelli will compete in the September primary for Melrose's state representative, although the general election in November will be uncontested. Read our conversations with both candidates at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
It's budget season! Stay up-to-date at themelrosemessenger.org #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
The School Committee has begun discussion of the budget for the Melrose Public Schools for next year. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
We spoke with local author Jane Roper about The Society of Shame (Have you read it yet? Grab a copy at Molly's Bookstore if you haven't - you're in for a treat!), her new novel, and her political activism. Read more on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
State Senator Jason Lewis announced that he will not seek re-election, and State Representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian will run for his state Senate seat, leaving the two seats up for grabs in the upcoming state election. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
SDM Foundation, everyone's favorite local technology education folks, are celebrating ten years on Main Street, as Sara Murray takes the organization's helm - but don't worry, founder Kristin Thorp isn't going anywhere! Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
On Sunday and Monday, Melrosians can honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, by participating in a community potluck, a free concert, volunteer and learning opportunities, and a ceremony to honor King. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 23/11/2025
The Melrose Highlands is the site of several upcoming developments - including two controversial projects that will involve blasting. Read more on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 05/11/2025
The results from this year's municipal election are out: the highest override amount ($13.5 million) prevailed, and the City Council and School Committee will see a mix of newcomers and returning members. Read more on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
As Melrose residents vote on three override questions, we spoke with Melrose Public Schools teachers about the effects budget cuts have had on schools and students so far this year. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Last week, the League of Women Voters held a forum featuring candidates in all contested races for City Council and School Committee. Read our recap on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... - and watch it in full here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=71S3... #melrosema
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League of Women Voters Candidate Forum - The Melrose Messenger
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 17/10/2025
Five candidates are competing for four At Large seats on the City Council: current city councilors Maya Jamaleddine and Ryan Williams and newcomers Jason Chen, Dionysios Kaskarelis, and Elizabeth Kowal. Read our profiles of each candidate on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 17/10/2025
Three candidates are vying for the Ward 4 City Council seat: current city councilor Ward Hamilton, park commissioner Brad Freeman, and longtime resident Philip Gindi. Read our profiles of each candidate on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 10/10/2025
Read our interviews of the four candidates who are vying for three seats on the School Committee - Camarie Clark, Melissa Holleran, Sheri Leo, and Jennifer Razi-Thomas - at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 09/10/2025
What does the city's projected $4 million shortfall for next year's budget look like, in real terms? Use our budget tool to see what those cuts might look like next year. themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 08/10/2025
The Art of Words is on display at Follow Your Art throughout October, allowing visitors to see collaborations between artists and writers. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 07/10/2025
On Sunday, Melrosians came out for the 30th annual MAAV Walk to End Domestic Violence. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 03/10/2025
Ward 3 voters will choose between current City Councilor Robb Stewart and newcomer Christopher Park. We spoke with both candidates about their backgrounds, ideas, and priorities. Read more on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 26/09/2025
Everyone in Melrose is talking about the Prop 2½ override questions that will be on the municipal ballot on November 4th - but what is Prop 2½, and why is it important? Read more on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 19/09/2025
The deadline for inclusion on the ballot for November's municipal election has passed, and the candidate list is now final. We spoke with three of the four current city councilors who will be running unopposed. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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Four City Councilors Running Unopposed - The Melrose Messenger
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 18/09/2025
Last week, the Melrose Bike Buses held their first rides of the year. We spoke with bike bus organizers about the popular events and how bike buses can encourage more kids to bike to school. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 17/09/2025
Last week, State Senator Jason Lewis and State Representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian spoke to a joint meeting of the City Council and the School Committee to answer questions about state aid for Melrose. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 16/09/2025
This year, Mystic Valley Elder Services is celebrating 50 year of working with elder adults in Melrose and surrounding communities. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA 🖊️ Patrick DeVivo 📷 Mystic Valley Elder Services
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 12/09/2025
Stop by the Beebe Estate every Saturday in September (11am to 3pm) to enjoy Visions of a Sustainable Future by the Coffee Shop Artists. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 07/09/2025
This past week, an audience at Molly's Bookstore heard from political theorist Dr. Sarah Stein Lubrano about her new book, 'Don't Talk About Politics.' Read more about the event on themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #MelroseMA
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 06/09/2025
One week before the deadline to obtain nomination papers for City Council and School Committee, three ward races and School Committee are currently contested, while the four remaining ward races and At Large are currently uncontested. #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 30/08/2025
We spoke with Mayor Jen Grigoraitis about the three override questions Melrose residents will be voting on in November's municipal election. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 29/08/2025
With two weeks left to obtain nomination papers for November's City Council and School Committee races, Melrose saw a surprising shakeup today. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema 📷 Nancy Clover
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 22/08/2025
As Melrose students prepare to return to school next Wednesday, school administrators are making some final staffing changes and budget adjustments. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
With the deadline to obtain nomination papers for Melrose's November municipal election now a month away, all positions on the ballot appear likely to be filled, although most races remain non-competitive. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema 📷 Nancy Clover
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
Last night, the Melrose Public Library hosted local author Jane Healey to talk about her newest book, The Women of Arlington Hall. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202..., and make sure to pick up your copy at Molly's Bookstore! #melrosema 📷 Nancy Clover
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
A new developer presented plans to the city's Planning Board last week for a four-story mixed-use building to replace the currently vacant building at 681-697 Main Street, where Caruso's Pizzeria used to be. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 04/08/2025
In late July, members of the Public Safety Building Project team updated the City Council on the project. They told City Councilors that the project is currently on budget, and they expect to begin construction this fall. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
Our intern, Ellis Iurilli-Hough, spoke with Jason Merrill and Bryan Corrigan, who will be leading both the middle and high schools this upcoming school year. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema 🖊️ Ellis Iurilli-Hough
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 30/07/2025
Earlier this month, Peppino's Italian Market celebrated its first birthday. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema 🖊️ Ellis Iurilli-Hough 📷 Nancy Clover
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 30/07/2025
Meet our summer intern: Ellis Iurilli-Hough! And don't miss the Melrose Farmer's Market, every Thursday at Cedar Park. #melrosema Music: Capa Azul, Federico y Los Pájaros
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
Volunteer to help remove invasive water chestnuts from Ell Pond this Saturday (7/26) and next Saturday (8/2) and keep Ell Pond looking its best. Learn more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema 📷 Nancy Clover
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 19/07/2025
The Melrose rail corridor is likely to see two additional housing developments. We spoke with Mayor Jen Grigoraitis and City Planner Lori Massa about the role of state housing law Chapter 40B in driving development in the rail corridor. Read more: themelrosemessenger.org/articles/202... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 09/07/2025
Ward 7 was the first of Melrose's seven wards to see a competitive race develop for City Council in the upcoming municipal election in November. Read our profiles of current Ward 7 City Councilor Devin Romanul and challenger Alex Rodriguez at themelrosemessenger.org/.../2025/ele... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 04/07/2025
Last week, the School Committee approved budget-neutral changes to the structure of central administration in preparation for the 2025-26 school year under the leadership of Interim Superintendent Cari Berman. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/07-... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 03/07/2025
Follow Your Art has launched a campaign to purchase the Big Yellow House from their initial investors, helped out by a matching grant from the Mass Cultural Council. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/07-... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 01/07/2025
Last month, the Melrose Ped-Bike Committee won the Community Collaboration award from the state's Safe Routes to School Program. Read more about Ped-Bike at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/06-... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 26/06/2025
A 60-unit residential development at 554-556 Franklin Street in the Melrose Highlands is currently under zoning review. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/06-... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 20/06/2025
On Monday, the City Council voted to approve a budget of $107.5 million for Fiscal Year 2026, which starts on July 1st. Read more about the budget and how it will impact city services at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/06-... #melrosema
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The Melrose Messenger @melrosemessenger.bsky.social · 19/06/2025
Yesterday evening, officials and residents gathered to raise the Juneteenth flag over Melrose. Read more at themelrosemessenger.org/articles/06-... #melrosema 📷 + 🖊️ Nancy Clover
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