WOBURN - A Boston-based builder recently advised the council that company officials want to scrap plans for an office park at the Vale redevelopment in East Woburn and instead construct a life-sciences campus at the former Atlantic Gelatin site. Read more
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READING - In the spirit of the day, there were leftovers from Tuesday’s Select Board meeting. Read more
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BURLINGTON – Residential and commercial tax rates will increase after the Select Board approved the tax classification for Fiscal Year 2022 at its meeting this past Monday night. Read more
READING - In the spirit of the day, there were leftovers from Tuesday’s Select Board meeting. Read more
WINCHESTER - As COVID-19 makes yet another comeback (though it never really left), Winchester continues to remain vigilant and keep its percentage of positive residents below two percent. It currently sits at 1.62 percent. Read more
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met for an in-person meeting at town hall. All members were present. Read more
WAKEFIELD - "ACE looks absolutely amazing," notes Christopher J. Carino, Chairperson and Construction Project Manager for the Albion Cultural Exchange (ACE). In March of 2020, the Albion Cultural Exchange was set to debut phase one of facility improvements, including new accessible bathrooms… Read more
WILMINGTON — Stephanie Nicoli, Wilmington resident, took her time and ambitions during the COVID-19 quarantine and started her own small online clothing business, Aspirexlothing. Read more
BOSTON — Leave it to the magic of Fenway Park to be the setting for just a fantastic, unbelievable ending to the 120th meeting between Woburn and Winchester. Read more
MIDDLESEX - Reading Town Meeting representatives earlier this month killed a proposal to institute a temporary permitting freeze on new 40R redevelopments within the community’s downtown area. 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
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