MEMBERS OF THE award-winning Melrose High Marching Band turned out Saturday to get behind the Red Raider football team. The musicians’ support was a real treat for the crowd inside and outside Fred Green Field, making it feel more like it once was and will be again. (Photo by Raj Das...
read morePublished April 8, 2021 By MAUREEN DOHERTY NORTH READING — When you’re as actively involved in mentoring students and their activities as North Reading High School Principal Anthony Loprete, it’s pretty hard to have a couple of carloads of out-of-town guests go unnoticed and not spoil the surprise when they arrive on your campus. How do you get them inside and where do you put them so they don’t cross paths? Fortunately, EVERYONE at NRHS was in on the secret during the Friday powerblock on March 26, except the man of the hour, who was being kept pre-occupied by a meeting with the Senior Class officers at the other end of the school. SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Patrick Daly (left) congratulates NRHS Principal Anthony “AJ” Loprete upon his selection as the 2021 Administrator of the Year...
read morePublished April 8, 2021 NORTH READING — In honor of Women’s History Month, held annually in March, the High School Youth Action Team (YAT) undertook a project to publicly acknowledge all women employed by the town of North Reading. We celebrate and applaud you for making the difference in the lives of so many. We are proud of you for being our champions and your obvious commitment to serving the public and youth. In addition to being our mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins and friends, you are our role models and humble leaders. Thank you for being our advocates, biggest cheerleaders, and the fiercest of the fierce when we needed you most. Thank you for having the unmatched strength to pick us up when we’ve fallen and the insight of knowing when we needed a...
read morePublished April 8, 2021 NORTH READING — The traveling public is reminded to expect significant traffic impacts during three major water main replacement projects this spring by the North Reading Department of Public Works: • Phase 1: North Street from Main Street to Lowell Road • Phase 2: North Street from Main Street to Moose Hill Access Road • Phase 3: Mt. Vernon Street from Haverhill Street to Woodland Drive During the first phase of the project, which began Monday, April 5, the section of North Street between Main Street and Lowell Road will continue to be open to Town Hall and local (abutter) traffic only. Access to Town Hall will be limited to deliveries, town employees, use of the outside drop-box, scheduled Parks and Recreation programming, and pre-scheduled office appointments. All other traffic will be detoured around the work area. At...
read morePublished April 8, 2021 NORTH READING — The North Reading High School girls’ track and field team hosted Triton Regional High School on Monday, April 5 and came away with an impressive 61-24 victory over the Vikings. The Hornet sting was led by a sweep in the sprinting events (55 meter hurdles, 55 meter dash and 300 meters) and the field events (shot put and high jump) as the Hornets outscored the Vikings 49-0 in those events. The Hornets even dominated the non-scored exhibition long jump and 4×200 meter relay, and had the top two teams in the 4×400 meter relay. Not to be outdone, the mid distance and distance squad held their own against an impressive Viking squad that outscored the Hornets 24-12. Leading the charge was captain Katelyn Gorgenyi who scored 10...
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