WOBURN - Congresswoman Katherine Clark’s, D-Melrose, recently joined a strong contingent of state and local officials formally announcing the $959,757 federal grant from the Federal Government to fund a portion of the costs for the City of Woburn to construct a new facility at its water trea… Read moreClark highlights federal PFAS grant to City of Woburn
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READING – The two groups with the most time invested in the town’s search for a new senior/community center met Wednesday night at Town Hall simply to talk. Read moreCOA and ReCALC restate case for new senior center on Symonds Way
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BURLINGTON - The MBTA Communities Zoning Plan earned unanimous support from the Select Board, and it will now head to Town Meeting in May. Read moreMBTA Communities Zoning Plan supported by Select Board
READING – The two groups with the most time invested in the town’s search for a new senior/community center met Wednesday night at Town Hall simply to talk. Read moreCOA and ReCALC restate case for new senior center on Symonds Way
WINCHESTER - When Town Meeting takes up Article 10 regarding the Community Preservation Act bylaw, most likely on Thursday, Select Board Chair Michelle Prior said a member of Town Meeting could make an amendment to add a member of the School Committee to the CPA Committee. Read moreTown Meeting could put School Committee member on CPA Committee
TEWKSBURY — Volunteers were grateful for a break in the weather as they gathered at Tewksbury Federal Credit Union last week for a very special project. As part of Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless’ initiative to provide a bed for every child in the state, TFCU, a long-time partne… Read moreA bed for every child
WAKEFIELD - The fourth and final community survey is now open for Wakefield’s Master Plan project. All members of the community are invited to take this survey, which allows expanded input on the topics covered at the public workshop on February 1: public facilities, town services, and infra… Read moreSurvey now open for Wakefield’s Master Plan project
The Select Board received updates on two items related to the MBTA during their meeting on Monday, April 22 from State Representative Dave Robertson and Director of Planning and Conservation Valerie Gingrich. Read moreSelect Board receives MBTA updates
The Woburn High baseball team shook off a two-run top of the first inning by visiting Medford and eventually cruised to a 12-2 win over the Mustangs on Saturday afternoon at Woburn High. Read moreWoburn High baseball too much for Medford
Some two years ago, a transportation consultant pegged Woburn’s odds of receiving state funding for a complete redesign of its downtown area at a near 100 percent certainty. Read moreWoburn acts to save $18.67M traffic improvement project from the chopping block
BOSTON (AP) — The Prince and Princess of Wales on Thursday heard about solar-powered autonomous boats and low-carbon cement at a green technology startup incubator in suburban Boston before learning how a nonprofit gives young people the tools to stay out jail and away from violence. Read moreRoyals tour US green tech incubator, meet at-risk youth
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 moreSelect Board delays formal response to defacement of Floyd memorial
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