BURLINGTON – A Thai restaurant moving into 211 Middlesex Turnpike was recently approved for a wine and malt license.
Editor's note: This is another article in the series of submissions, part of a citizens initiative for Reading'd 375th Anniversary Historical Essay Project
WOBURN - The City Council authorized a rare one-year extension to a special permit that enables a high-tech battery manufacturer to stash three storage containers at its Commerce Way headquarters.
WINCHESTER - National Grid, replacing pipe in the area of Holton, Cross and East streets near the Woburn line, sought approval by the Winchester Select Board to work in that intersection for up to 10 nights from 7 p.m. - 3 a.m. Fearing concerns by neighbors, the board chose to revisit the to…
Reading’s Brigadier General Jack Hammond, now retired, continues his military dedication by directing Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program dedicated to healing the invisible wounds for post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and their families through world-…
WOBURN - The city is taking a hard look at lifting a “no parking” restriction for a short distance on Albany Street in East Woburn - a short distance from Montvale Avenue.
BURLINGTON – The historical property just north of the LaCascia’s Bakery & Deli strip plaza will receive restoration after the Planning Board firmly approved a special permit application for 336 Cambridge St.
READING - Reading 375 has been an enormously successful two-week celebration in honor of Reading’s 375th anniversary.
WALTHAM – Benchmark, a human connection company and leading provider of senior living services in the Northeast, today announced that Michael Cantalupa has been appointed chief development officer and senior vice president. He is well known in the real estate industry for his more than 30-ye…
WOBURN - The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) next week will consider a Connecticut-based construction company’s challenge of a cease-and-desist order that forbids the sale of crushed rock and other aggregate materials from the Ledges at Woburn site in North Woburn.
BURLINGTON – The town continues its pursuit of becoming a legitimate destination for biotech and life science businesses.
WINCHESTER - The Farmers Market season has started and the Winchester Town Common is once again filled with shoppers purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables, empanadas, artisan breads, and more.
BURLINGTON – Garfield Circle is going to have a new neighbor after the Planning Board approved a special permit and site plan for a wellness center to take up residence.
STONEHAM - After many decades of planning and years of construction, the official opening and ribbon-cutting for the Tri-Community Greenway is scheduled for June 15 at 10 a.m. The ceremony and festivities will be located at the Pomeworth Street crossing in Stoneham. This is across from the S…
READING - Where can you listen to great music and the boom of fireworks, race remote control cars and play a round of miniature golf, tour town trucks and visit a petting zoo? It’s all here and it’s free, at the 16th Annual Reading Lions Club Reading Friends and Family Day on Saturday, June 15th.
WOBURN - The city’s TrafficCommission will be taking a hard look at all Handicapped Parking in the Woburn Center area over the long, summer months.
Members of Wakefield High School Class of 2019, prom dates and friends gathered at The Savings Bank sign prior to the grand march that preceded the senior prom. From left to right: Julia Morton, Chris Beaudoin, Erich Hickey, Gianna Palmerino, Justin Harding, Grace Collins, Tom Callaghan, Car…
BURLINGTON – The town will be a lot more secure with the Viken Detection Corporation moving into its new headquarters at 21 North Avenue.
READING — We can scarcely imagine what it was like to sit on one of the landing crafts, speeding toward the fortified beaches of Normandy, 75 years ago. There are novels, movies, and documentaries that in some small parts encapsulate the experience, but the best way to learn about D-Day is b…
BOSTON – The Massachusetts State Senate on Thursday unanimously passed An Act Preventing Distracted Driving, which would prohibit the use of handheld mobile devices while driving.
READING - Local youth hockey players are invited to join Reading resident Julia Higgins on June 22nd, for the 2nd Annual Slap Out Epilepsy hockey clinic, for players ages 7-15 (all levels). Joining Julia, age 12, will be her cousin, NY Ranger Chris Kreider, and her mentor, Olympian Chanda G…
We are very fortunate to have the quality of teachers we do have representing the wide range of disciplines necessary for our students to succeed in the very competitive world we live in today. One sterling example is Joe Mulligan, RMHS’ Band Director for the past 4 years.
BURLINGTON - The famed Connecticut pizza scene is ready to make its mark in Burlington after Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana announced it will celebrate its grant opening by welcoming guests to its second Massachusetts location in the Uno’s space at Burlington Mall.
WOBURN - A Boston developer's plans for a massive redevelopment of the old Atlantic Gelatin plant recently cleared a significant hurdle after the head of a state agency declared the proposal as complying with environmental regulations.
The Wakefield Farmers Market (WFM) will launch its 11th season of bringing local farm fare, specialty foods, and artisan products to Hall Park (next to Veterans Field) each weekend from mid-June to mid-October. This year the market will be held on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. startin…
BURLINGTON - For 20 years, ophthalmology physicians and volunteers from Lahey Hospital & Medical Center have headed to clinics in Santa Ana and San Miguel, El Salvador. There, they provide surgery and other care to patients who have eye disease or are in danger of permanent vision loss.
WOBURN - Concluding a herculean economic planning effort that began nearly 16 months ago, the City Council recently sanctioned the transformative Woburn Village redevelopment of Mishawum Road's 23-acre Woburn Mall site.
WWOBURN - Gathering at Connolly Stadium under near-perfect skies, the panel of student speakers representing the Class of 2019 yesterday impelled their peers to endure the adversity of change by embracing the comfort of family, friends, and community.
BURLINGTON – Sunshine, smiles, and jubilation filled Varsity Field Sunday afternoon as the Burlington High School Class of 2019 celebrated their graduation.
Reading turns 375 years old this year and what better place to celebrate our history than at the oldest existing structure in town? Parker Tavern, built in 1694, will throw open its doors on June 7 and 8 as part of the Reading 375 Celebration. You won’t want to miss these historic events.
WOBURN - Predicting the design change will trigger a series of new special permit modifications, Ward 7 Alderman Lindsay Higgins refused to immediately endorse a Burlington developer's request to add a basement to a garage at a West Side subdivision.
BURLINGTON - Senator Cindy Friedman (D-Arlington), whose district represents Burlington, recently joined her Senate colleagues in voting on a $42.8 billion budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 (FY20), making substantial investments in key areas related to healthcare cost and accessibility, menta…
WOBURN - Mayor Scott Galvin will ask local officials to establish a rainy day fund to manage unexpected special education (SPED) overruns.
BURLINGTON - The 6th Annual Middlesex Math Madness Tournament was held in May at the Memorial Elementary School from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Schools were invited to register 5-member teams of students in grades 4-6 to compete face-to-face.
WINCHESTER - There will be a Winchester Cultural District walkthrough by Massachusetts Cultural Council on June 12, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Griffin Museum (the last step before getting state approval at their Aug. 21 meeting). Also, on Friday, June 7, installation of a student art photog…
The Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department (WMGLD) recently planted 26 more utility-friendly trees under or near power lines on several streets to replace ones that have either been damaged or felled by winds and storms or removed as part of the proactive line maintenance and annual …
WOBURN - In a scathing rebuke of the homeowners, Ward 2 Alderman Richard Gately vowed to leverage the full breadth of the city's public nuisance powers to protect terrified neighbors in the wake of a shooting near 15 Highland St.
WINCHESTER - The Winchester-Arlington Heat Smart program is under way! Are you considering replacing an old heating system? Are you tired of lugging window air-conditioners out of your basement for summer? Does your home use oil or baseboard electric heat?
BOSTON – On Thursday, the Massachusetts State Senate passed a $42.8 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2020 which increases access to quality, affordable health care, significantly expands funding for public education, and makes other targeted investments to provide greater access to opportunity…
WOBURN - The City Council wants Lord Hobo Brewing Company to demonstrate that an outdoor dining area won't cause significant noise disruptions around the Draper Street business.
BURLINGTON – A new scheduling format revolving around report cards and parent/teacher conferences at the elementary schools was supported as a pilot by the School Committee.
WINCHESTER - The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3719 will once again sponsor Winchester’s Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 27. The parade will meet at the Winchester High School campus at 9 a.m. and step-off at 9:15 a.m.
READING - Local residents are cordially invited to attend a celebration of music, song, and dance celebrating the 375th anniversary of Reading. A Concert for Reading will take place on Saturday, June 1 at 3:00 at the William E. Endslow Performing Arts Center at Reading Memorial High School. …
WOBURN - Notified about ongoing negotiations between the petitioner and DPW Superintendent Jay Duran, the City Council this week withheld its opinion about whether utility system modifications by Shannon Farm require a special permit modification.
BURLINGTON – After being postponed until the end of the May Town Meeting warrant, the members passed an item calling for $1,100,000 to complete the Ornamental Street Light Project on Mall Road.
WINCHESTER - When Jaime Roberts was a young child she dreamed of either becoming an actress on a soap opera, an FBI agent or a professional soccer player. Now 16 years a guidance counselor at Winchester High School, Roberts is known for her compassion, hard work and refusal to let any studen…
BURLINGTON – Three pricy financial warrant articles were decisively passed by Town Meeting during its most recent session.
WINCHESTER - It was a simple selfie in front of Winchester Hospital that set off a chain of events no one expected on a dreary Monday morning.
WOBURN - The City Council will consider yet another proposed change to a new historical preservation ordinance in order to facilitate the conversion of North Woburn's Tidd Home into a mixed-use apartment building.
BURLINGTON – Town Meeting convincingly supported the remaining Capital Budget items during this week’s second and closing session, including 16 items submitted from the School Department.
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