WOBURN - Attorney General Maura Healey announced today that a for-profit cosmetology school based in Woburn has agreed to pay $35,000 to reimburse eligible students and resolve allegations that the school violated the AG’s for-profit school regulations. Read more
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READING - For many of us in our formative years, studying English was a challenge that often bordered on intimidation, especially when analyzing pieces of literature or in doing creative writi… Read more
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BURLINGTON - Since enhancing the district’s alternative education program in 2016 by partnering with the Simon Youth Foundation (SYF), the Evening Academy has graduated countless students. Read more
READING - Reading’s first-ever tattoo artist could potentially open his Haven Street storefront to customers as early as this morning after the Board of Health yesterday licensed the enterprise. Read more
WINCHESTER - The Select Board, at its most recent meeting, covered a variety of topics including an MWRA loan, the contract for Clearway Solar, a crosswalk in the area of Muraco School and what to do with Thompson Street (again). Read more
STONEHAM - Stunned by the weekend defacement of an impromptu bikeway memorial to slain Minneapolis father George Floyd, Select Board member Raymie Parker met unexpected resistance on Tuesday night to a request to officially reaffirm the town's commitment to inclusiveness. Read more
TEWKSBURY — The graduating class of 2020 had a rough year. From spring athletes losing their last seasons of their sports, theatre kids losing their last show, and all students losing their senior trips, proms, senior weeks, graduation, and saying goodbye to their friends and teachers. Read more
WAKEFIELD – Applications for the Elks National Foundation “Most Valuable Student” Scholarship for 2020-2021 open as of August 5, 2020 and will close November 15, 2020. Read more
Hiking up Ballardvale Street to Camp 40 Acres was a great adventure in the late 1950s. Starting at the old North School, the hike was nearly three miles on a sleepy farm lane. But the last hitch on a trail into the woods was a bit scary. Read more
The MIAA announced on Tuesday (July 21) that it was pushing back the start date of fall sports in the state until at least Monday, Sept. 14. Read more
MIDDLESEX - The COVID-19 crisis has now swept its cancellation boot upon a charity kickball tournament in Woburn, but high school seniors Noah Dhaliwal and Sam Gerry are far from deterred. Read more
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