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Monday, November 2, 2026 Melrose, Massachusetts · Change town
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Council declines to reappoint Margolis

City Council declines to reappoint longtime Memorial Hall board member Michael Margolis. From our own coverage: Mayor recaps summer outreach events; Council declines to reappoint Memorial Hall board member.

From Melrose News

Melrose on Thu, Oct 15

  • City posts preliminary FY2027 property valuations. The city has posted preliminary FY2027 property valuations for public review as part of its annual disclosure of values process.Town of Melrose
  • Donated Little Free Pantry opens in town. A new Little Free Food Pantry has opened in Melrose after being entirely donated by community members, according to the Melrose Messenger.The Melrose Messenger
  • Sen. Lewis previews ballot questions at church talk. Retiring state Sen. Jason Lewis discussed this year's nine statewide ballot questions during a Thoughtful Thursday talk hosted by the Melrose Unitarian Universalist Church, the Melrose Messenger reports.The Melrose Messenger
  • Slurp Noodle Bar opens on Main Street. Slurp Noodle Bar held a soft opening last weekend at 478 Main Street, the former home of Comella's, according to the Melrose Messenger.The Melrose Messenger
  • Overnight work begins at commuter rail stop. Patch reports overnight construction has started at a local Commuter Rail station as part of ongoing accessibility improvements to the stop.Melrose Patch

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