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Winter warm-up for the spring for the Boston Azzurri soccer teamThe U-10A Boston Azzurri girls soccer club team, consisting of players from Saugus, Salem, Peabody and Lynnfield, came in second in the Danvers Indoor Winter Soccer League. Shown celebrating their winning season, from left, front row, Isabella Visone (Lynnfield), Alexis Nickole (Saugus), Tori Morelli (Lynnfield), Olivia Scarpa (Melrose), Alexis Brown (Lynnfield), Jessica Carter (Saugus) and Olivia Garvey ( — Wicked Local Melrose North Andover girls track alone on top in the CALSaugus Town Meeting kicks offTown Meeting members accepted several streets in order to increase Chapter 90 state aid and dispatched of a handful of articles that weren’t properly submitted on the warrant during the first annual Town Meeting session. — Wicked Local Saugus
Three percent turnout at pollsOf the 5,268 registered voters in Middleton, only 164, or 3 percent, showed up at the polls on Monday, May 14 for the annual own Election at Fuller Meadow School. Lynn Murphy was voted in as the new town moderator with a total of 129 votes. Kosta Prentakis was a write-in candidate for the 2-year appointment on the Regional School Committee and received 17 votes. Linda Richards was re-elected to a 3-year Regional School Committee position. — Wicked Local Middleton First win for Belmont High boys lacrosseOne goal-losses have been the story for the Belmont High boys lacrosse team this fall. On Tuesday, the opposite happened, and it couldn’t have come at a better time – or against a better team. In another back-and-forth battle, the Marauders – missing a total of nine players – locked themselves into a battle with perennial power Reading. Led by Ben Mosca’s six goals, BHS earned its first win of the season by upsetting the Rockets, 9-8, at Harris Field. — Wicked Local Belmont Tri-Towners are encouraged to order rain barrels at discount price The Middleton Farmers Market, Stream Team, Garden Club, Department of Public Works, Board of Health, and Conservation Commission are sponsoring a community program with The Great American Rain Barrel Company to offer their water-saving barrels for $69, a 42 percent discount off the retail price. None of the sponsoring organizations will profit from this program. You do not need to be a Middleton resident to order a rain barrel under this community program. Simply order through the website and pick up at the appointed time. — Wicked Local Middleton Hallmark Health Anticoagulation Management Service now openThe Hallmark Health System Anticoagulation Management Service, located at the Hallmark Health Medical Center, 30 Newcrossing Road in Reading, is now open and accepting patients. — Wicked Local Medford Book club offers "winter whimsy" at Richards Memorial LibraryThe Cliffhanger Book club of North Attleborough has shown a creative side in addition to their love of Reading. — Wicked Local N. Attleborough Reading's Rachel McCarthy of UMass/Lowell fame joins USA Field Hockey Training CenterUMass/Lowell sophomore Rachel McCarthy of Reading has been selected to join USA Field Hockey’s New England High Performance Training Center. McCarthy is one of the first Division 2 players to be named to one of USA’s High Performance Training Centers. — Wicked Local Reading Celtics paint pretty picturePhiladelphia - Paul Pierce, on his way to a 24-point, 12-rebound game, slashed to the basket midway through the... — The Boston Herald Thursday, May 17, 2012 1:51 PM
Highlights from the Middleton Police log week of May 7May 10 1:42 a.m. Noise complaint reported on North Main Street. 8:32 a.m. Erratic operator reported on North Main Street. 8:45 a.m. Assisted with medical aid on Maple Street and transportation to Beverly Hospital. 11:45 a.m. Suspicious activity reported on Ajootian Way. 3 p.m. Road rage reported on South Main Street. 3:02 p.m. Solicitor for Verizon registered at police station. — Wicked Local Middleton Court: Conviction needed for longer suspensionThe highest court in Massachusetts has overturned a 3-year license suspension given to a man who refused to take a breath test after being arrested on a drunken driving charge, finding that a law designed to increase penalties for repeat drunken drivers requires a previous conviction. — The Boston Globe Thursday, May 17, 2012 11:58 AM
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