WOBURN - Local developer Scott Seaver will install approximately 200-feet of new sewer lines and expand an easement area for existing utilities in order to relocate a retaining wall by his Shannon Farm townhouse development on the West Side. Read more
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WINCHESTER – When the town adopted its first zoning map in 1924, it was clear that industry was to be strictly controlled – no more factories with smoke stacks belching out black clouds into t… Read more
BURLINGTON - Popular burger chain Shake Shack is opening its newest Massachusetts restaurant in the Burlington Mall. Read more
READING - Dementia Friendly Reading is an initiative started by community leaders to establish Reading as a town that empowers those with dementia and their caregivers to feel valued and actively engaged in our community. Read more
WINCHESTER – When the town adopted its first zoning map in 1924, it was clear that industry was to be strictly controlled – no more factories with smoke stacks belching out black clouds into the air, rubbish heaps leaching chemicals into the ground, or waste polluting the river. Read more
TEWKSBURY — Over the course of the summer, Peacock Chalk has been on the vendors present several times at the Tewksbury Community Market. Read more
The Wakefield Dads Bowling League recently donated $1,560.00 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stoneham & Wakefield. The League had a dad joke about bowling, but they said they would spare the audience. Read more
WILMINGTON — Now that Wilmington has found a permanent Police Chief in Joe Desmond, Town Manager Jeff Hull has promoted Brian Pupa to deputy chief. Read more
MALDEN — The Reading Summer Rockets completed a brilliant run through the Middlesex Senior Babe Ruth tournament field, bouncing back from an opening game loss to take their first-ever outright league title. Read more
For the better part of two decades, an entire generation of parents relied almost exclusively on videotape-cassette-format cameras to capture footage of their childrens’ milestone moments and momentous family gatherings. Read more
BOSTON (AP) — Three stone pillars were placed Monday near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, marking the final step in a $2 million effort to memorialize the bombing that killed three people. Read more
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