WOBURN - A $20,000 downtown streetscape improvements program by the Woburn Redevelopment Authority has been delayed until at least to to a time after the summer due to the coronavirus epidemic. Read more
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WINCHESTER – When Winchester held a grand parade to celebrate its centennial in 1950, the float entered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars carried four veterans representing the iconic scene of t… Read more
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BURLINGTON – More than 50 teams and nearly 500 people participated in the Virtual Lahey Cancer Institute 5K Walk & Run, raising more than $200,000 to support the Lahey Cancer Institute. The event, now in its 15th year, has raised $3.45 million to enhance cancer care and support patients … Read more
READING - Linda Snow Dockser fully exemplifies the meaning of volunteering and championing community service with abundant experience as an educator, administrator and writer. She’s been a Reading resident for many years and her life’s been packed with doing things for others. Her selection … Read more
WINCHESTER – When Winchester held a grand parade to celebrate its centennial in 1950, the float entered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars carried four veterans representing the iconic scene of the flag raising on Mt. Suribachi at Iwo Jima on Feb. 23, 1945. 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 — Graduating seniors from TMHS who earned the Seal of Biliteracy distinction were honored this week at a recognition ceremony hosted by ELE Department Lead Karen Hodgson and Spanish teacher Sra. Maria de Graça Lealdini-Dudley. Assistant Superintendent Brenda Theriault-Regan wa… Read more
WAKEFIELD - This month, the Nahant Street Yardwaste Site will return to its regular schedule: every Wednesday and Saturday, and the second and fourth Sundays of each month. It will then revert to its traditional schedule, reopening on Saturday, July 11. As of July 15, permits will again be r… Read more
WILMINGTON — This past Saturday was Wilmington’s annual Town Meeting. It began at 9 a.m. once enough voters were present. About 150 residents stood under the large tent behind the WHS softball field while Town Moderator Robert Peterson led the pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence … Read more
First let’s state that playing high school fall sports in Massachusetts this year is not a given. Read more
It’s officially July, which means warm weather, beaches, and barbecues. And for many Americans, even as the coronavirus continues to rage and wreak havoc on more than two-thirds of the nation’s states, it means no more social distancing or mask wearing. Of course, there wasn’t much social di… Read more
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A worldwide conservation organization said Thursday that the status of a rare species of whale has worsened to the point where it deserves greater attention from the global environmental community. Read more
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