Residents must obtain a permit to use the Nahant Street Yard Waste Site for disposal of leaves, grass, clippings, shrubs, and brush. Permits are $25 and can be purchased online or at at the DPW office in Town Hall. Proof of residency is required. Permits must be renewed annually. View the full schedule (PDF).
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Nahant Street Yard Waste Site (Wakefield) — Dispose of leaves, grass, clippings, shrubs, and brush with a $25 permit, purchasable online or at DPW office, residency proof required.
Nahant Street Yard Waste Site (Wakefield) — Dispose of leaves, grass, clippings, shrubs, and brush with a $25 permit, purchasable online or at DPW office, residency proof required.
Nahant Street Yard Waste Site (Wakefield) — Dispose of leaves, grass, clippings, shrubs, and brush with a $25 permit, purchasable online or at DPW office, residency proof required.
Barre Fitness with Joie offers a 55‑minute strength and toning class using light hand weights and dancer‑style barre moves, $3 at check‑in, no registration required.
LEO Inc. provides walk‑in assistance for income‑eligible households to apply for heating cost help at the Senior Center.
One‑on‑one 15‑minute tech assistance for phones, Libby, Hoopla and other devices in the Beebe Library Lecture Hall, for ages 18 and up.
White goods and TVs, including CRT monitors, are collected in Wakefield during the final full week of the month; stickers required, obtainable at Town Hall or online.
Non‑impact shadow boxing, strength training, and yoga stretching combine to combat aging effects, $3 paid upon check‑in, no registration required.
Drums Alive with Jill uses drumsticks and fitness balls to blend exercise and rhythm, following popular music patterns; equipment provided, $4 paid to instructor after check‑in.
Free 90‑minute English conversation sessions with volunteer facilitators covering American culture, holidays, idioms, and daily life, held in the Program Room at Beebe Library, ages 18+.
Chess games at McCarthy Senior Center let seasoned and new players challenge each other, with free, no‑registration play.
