Melrose's weekly newsletter covers Nov. 3 Election Day voting and rides to the polls, Halloween events, curbside yard waste collection, the start of fall street sweeping and road work on W. Wyoming Ave. through Nov. 6.
Melrose's Health and Human Services Department says its last flu clinic of the fall is Oct. 27 at Memorial Hall, open only to residents 65 and older as part of the Melrose Senior Resource Fair.
Wyoming Cemetery's annual fall cleanup begins Nov. 1, and families are asked to remove any personal items or decorations by that date or they may be discarded. Water faucets at the cemetery will be shut off for the winter at the end of October.
Melrose Health & Human Services is partnering with Melrose Public Schools and community groups, funded by the MA Gaming Commission, to study and prevent youth gambling harm through surveys, education and outreach.
Melrose City Hall announced Oct. 14 that Mayor Jen Grigoraitis and city staff held coffee hours, neighborhood pizza socials and a New Resident Open House over the summer to connect with residents.
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