Photos from Saturday's game.
Check out photographer Bob Hurkett's images captured at Saturday's game between Woburn Memorial High School girls' soccer and Melrose High. To view all of his photographs, click here.
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Check out the Good Morning Melrose column for Aug. 27.
1. Sports session: Melrose Youth Soccer is expected to meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Trustees Room at the Melrose Public Library, according to the library website. 2. In case you missed it: Why not give food columnist Sheila Duggan Chabot's recipe for summer squash casserole a go? 3. Upload Melrose photos: Have you taken some wonderful photos in Melrose that you'd like to share with our readers? Upload them to our Pics & Clips section, and don't forget to provide the photographer's name and a full-sentence caption. 4. Take a hike: From 9:15-11:30 a.m. Monday, Boot Boutwell will be leading a walk through the Middlesex Fells Reservation near Bellevue Pond to discuss summer wildflower identification and natural history. The group will meet in …
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Also in news from Melrose's neighbors: Medford athletes stand up for fired soccer coach; recent Wakefield High School graduate heads to women's football championship; state grant funds Kurchian Woods trail improvements.
Each Saturday, Melrose Patch will run a round-up with links to stories from surrounding communities that are of interest to Melrosians.
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Each Friday, we round up our favorite blog posts of the week from Melrose Patch bloggers.
Every Friday we'll pick our favorite Melrose Patch blog posts from the week and compile them here. If you want to share your thoughts about Melrose and the issues of the day, or want to share your expertise in a particular area, email me at danield@patch.com about blogging on Melrose Patch.
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The team that almost wasn't ends with a heart-stopping shoot-out at the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions to win the game.
The following article was submitted by Susan Morales. The Middlesex Youth Soccer League Spring Season had already finished making the schedule for the season, beginning with the first game on April 10. Then, at the last minute on April 2, Ken Antonucci (President, Malden Youth Soccer) contacted the city of Melrose asking if there were any under-16 year old players who might be interested in playing Spring Soccer. In that one week left before the start of the season, we began focusing our efforts on informing former players of this fantastic opportunity to join a BU-16 team that would represent the collaboration of two cities united for soccer goals. By the end of the week all former players from Melrose and Malden who were eligible for …
