One Melrose obituary was published this week: Mignacca, Rosa, of Melrose, who died Saturday, October 24, 2026, according to a notice posted by Robinson Funeral Home of Melrose.
Melrose recorded 18 property deed transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, though only eight carry a sale price so far. Priced sales ranged from $226,777 for a Main Street condominium to $1,515,000 for a trust-sold property, with a median of $884,500.
Melrose releases preliminary fiscal 2027 property values as townwide revaluation wraps up. From our own coverage: Flu clinic for seniors set for Oct. 27; Assessors release preliminary FY2027 property values.
Proponents launched a campaign to bring ranked choice voting to Melrose's municipal elections this week. From our own coverage: Campaign launches for ranked choice voting.
Melrose freshman soccer hosts Wakefield Memorial Wednesday in Middlesex League play. From our own coverage: Health officials target youth gambling prevention; Cemetery sets Nov. 1 cleanup, faucet shutoff.
Melrose City Council voted not to reappoint longtime Memorial Hall board member Michael Margolis. From our own coverage: Town launches youth gambling prevention program; Wyoming Cemetery cleanup starts Nov. 1.
Melrose announced new measures this week aimed at preventing youth gambling among residents.
Melrose City Council held an informational hearing on police use of Flock license-plate cameras amid rising privacy scrutiny. From our own coverage: Early voting underway ahead of Nov. 3 election; September home sales led by $1.515 million sale.
Four Melrose-resident obituaries were published this week: Leydon, Robert J.; Murray, Holden J. "Ned"; Sullivan, Christine M.; and Thibeault, Daniel S. "Dan," who grew up in Melrose before later living in Mashpee and Cambridge.
Melrose's priciest September home sale closed at $1.515 million amid many deeds without listed prices. From our own coverage: Early voting opens ahead of Nov. 3 election; September home sales led by $1.515 million deal.
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