Friday Feb 10 | Patch.com
Five Things to Know Today, Feb. 10
We'll take it. 2. Today in Wakefield Sports - Girls varsity basketball plays Burlington at 5:30 p.m. at home, and boys varsity basketball plays Burlington at 7 p.m. at home.
Around the Region: Somervillian on Jeopardy; Malden's Honey Fitz...
Here are some of the top headlines from just beyond Medford's bounds: Somerville Produces Another Jeopardy Contestant: Emily Kelly, who described herself as "yet another Harvard big head appearing on Jeopardy," was on the Jan.
Westwood's Oldest Living Resident Honored
Kathryn Hildreth has seen a lot in the last century.A But one of the most exciting things she's seen dates back to 1927, when, as a student at the National Cathedral School in Washington , she had the chance to see a parade featuring Charles Lindbergh, who had just flown over the Atlantic Ocean.
Webster First is getting around
For a financial institution created in Webster in 1928 as a Polish-ethnic organization, Webster First Federal Credit Union is showing up in some far-flung places.
News Nearby: Man Charged in Wakefield Armed Robbery, Foreclosure Falls in Melrose and More
5 charged with dealing drugs at Mass. VA hospital
Five veterans have been arrested and charged by federal authorities with selling drugs at a Veterans Administration hospital in Massachusetts.
Lucky Winners Take Off for a Super Weekend
Nearly 100 people packed the Torigian Family YMCA on Wednesday evening eagerly awaiting the official drawing to see who the lucky winners would be headed to the Super Bowl this weekend.
Santa allowed to keep visiting Saugus schools
SAUGUS, Mass. - Santa Claus will be allowed to keep visiting Saugus elementary schools every Christmas as he has done the past half-century. The school committee voted unanimously Thursday to uphold the 50-year-old tradition of allowing firefighters dressed as St.
Author Night at Coco Key to Benefit Peabody Pantry
The Peabody-based food pantry Haven from Hunger is in the midst of a capital campaign to for the pantry, and the latest fundraiser in that effort is this Saturday in Danvers.
Police Log, Jan. 30: Woman to Face Court Charges for Littering
Wakefield Police Log for Monday, January 30, 2012 : Featured Item: 8:15 p.m. - A Saugus woman will be summoned to court on charges that she allegedly littered in Wakefield.
Police Log, Jan. 27-29: Suspected Heroin Dealers Arrested
Wakefield Police Log for Friday, Jan. 27 to Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012 : Featured Item: Friday, 6:23 p.m.: Wakefield police arrested two people they believe are responsible for dealing herion in Wakefield.
Arrest made in 2-year-old Saugus hit and run
SAUGUS, Mass. - A Saugus woman is headed to court to face charges stemming from a hit-and-run two years ago that left an 81-year-old man dead.
Mass. man dies after contracting rabies
Massachusetts public records confirm a 63-year-old Cape Cod man has died after contracting rabies, the first confirmed human case of that neurological illness in the state since 1935.
Reading Resident Helps Those Who Can't Help Themselves
There are some jobs where taking your work home with you isn't such a bad thing.
Return Of The Door To Door Meat Salesmen
Lynnfield Police responded to these and other calls for service on Wednesday, Jan.
Holden trooper avoids drunken driving charge
A state trooper arrested in Saugus in November has avoided a drunken driving charge.
Owner rescues dog stranded on thin ice
SAUGUS, Mass. -- A Saugus man rescued his family's dog from a frozen pond. The dog was let off her leash and took off onto thin ice.