Wakefield voters head to the polls Tuesday in the 2026 state election. From our own coverage: October deeds roundup highlights family trust transfers; Main Street closure moves south for water work.
Wakefield Memorial High School will host farewell tours before its demolition, benefiting the town's scholarship fund. From our own coverage: Health board keeps leadership, flags permit issues; Conservation panel tackles wetland bylaw, permit backlog.
Conservation panel advances amended wetland bylaw for Nov. 16 town meeting vote. From our own coverage: Council votes 4-3 to keep Flock cameras; Wakefield boards warn override or cuts loom.
Wakefield recorded 17 property deed transfers in October, but only six carried a market sale price, ranging from $186,500 to $990,000 with a median of $730,000. The month's top transaction was a $990,000 sale of a condominium unit at 317 Main St., Unit A, to Main Street Wakefield Holdings LLC.
Wakefield town, school and finance leaders warn of a possible override or service cuts as fiscal 2028 budget planning begins. From our own coverage: Council votes 4-3 to keep Flock cameras; Town boards warn override or cuts loom.
Wakefield will detour both lanes of Main Street Friday for continued water main work near Sweetser Street. From our own coverage: Hazardous waste collection set for Saturday; Northeast Metro Tech wins three biliteracy awards.
Wakefield's household hazardous waste collection returns Saturday at the high school from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. From our own coverage: Hazardous waste collection set for Saturday; Northeast Metro Tech wins three biliteracy awards.
Wakefield extends its Charter Review Committee application deadline to November 6 for interested residents.
Wakefield School Committee reviewed strong 2026 MCAS results showing math and ELA scores well above state averages.
Wakefield police have disabled all five Flock license plate reader cameras amid privacy concerns. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for Wakefield, Oct. 19-25; Police disable license plate camera system.
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