Reading, MA|News|
Reading Plans Beer Garden Event
The event will feature beer from the Winter Hill Brewing Company and much more.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
- Melrose, MA
Dakota Antelman is a Patch reporter covering Arlington, Medford, Newton, Brookline, Malden, Melrose and Woburn. Email: dakota.antelman@patch.com. Twitter: @DakotaAntelman
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Malden, MA|News|
Malden Cadets Graduate Middlesex County Sheriff's Youth Academy
The youth academy promotes public safety through lessons on everything from internet safety to fire preparedness and prevention.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Melrose Cultural Council Seeks Responses To Community Survey
The survey will help the council define its upcoming funding priorities.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Malden, MA|News|
Storm Inbound North Of Boston: NWS Issues Weather Advisory
Communities may see 40-mile-per-hour winds as storms blow through this afternoon.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Reading, MA|News|
3 Car Crash Sends 1 To Hospital In Reading
A 67-year-old Medford woman suffered possible minor injuries in the crash, according to state police.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Stoneham, MA|News|
Driver To Face Charges Following Tuesday Stoneham I-93 Crash
A 22-year-old Boston woman and a 78-year-old Burlington man were both taken to the hospital after the crash.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Burlington, MA|News|
Stoneham I-93 Crash Sends 2 To Hospital
A 22-year-old Boston woman will be charged in relation to the crash, state police said on Tuesday.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Burlington, MA|News|
Ken Gordon Picks Up Endorsements In 21st Middlesex Race
Gordon is running to hold his State Representative seat in the 21st Middlesex district.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Burlington, MA|News|
Timmy Sullivan Picks Up Endorsements In 21st Middlesex Race
Sullivan is running against incumbent State Representative Ken Gordon in the 21st Middlesex district.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Woburn, MA|News|
Woburn Park And Ride Lot To Stay Closed Through Mid-October
The Hill Street lot has been closed since April due to ongoing work in the area.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Burlington, MA|News|
Burlington Nonprofit To Mark Anniversary With Softball Tournament
The Mama Bear Effect was founded in Burlington in 2012 with the mission of helping prevent child abuse.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Man, 45, Dies In Everett Stabbing: DA
The stabbing took place around 10:22 p.m. on Cherry Street in Everett according to Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Woburn, MA|News|
Woburn Library To Hold Summer Reading Wrap-Up
The event will feature a local author visit, henna art and more.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Melrose Wins Grants For Intersection Work, Traffic Calming Pilot
The city is also getting money for a sidewalk snowplow through the state's Shared Streets and Spaces program.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Ribbon Cutting Set For New Melrose Radio Factory Lofts Development
The 141-unit development was built on the former home of Marty's Furniture on Washington Street in Melrose.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Woburn, MA|News|
Woburn Mayor’s Field Day Set For Friday
The event will feature face painting, bouncy houses and more.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Burlington, MA|News|
Grateful Dead Cover Band To Perform In Burlington Tuesday
Moose Juice will headline the final show of Burlington's Family Concert Series this summer.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Malden, MA|News|
Malden Opens More Cooling Centers As High Heat Lingers
The heat is forecast to finally break on Wednesday. Before then, though, temperatures will likely continue to push past 95 degrees.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Wakefield, MA|News|
Wakefield Eyes New Street Hockey Rink, Basketball Court Resurfacing
A planned fitness court could open next month at Moulton Park. The town will then consider a series of “phase two” projects at the park.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
Reading, MA|News|
Reading Wins 50K For New Snow Removal Equipment
The money comes as part of the state's Shared Streets and Spaces program.
Dakota Antelman, Patch Staff
