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Residents are responding to the Winchester News and our request for donations during the month of November.  Every dollar donated is matched by our NewsMatch, the largest collaborative fundraising campaign to support nonprofit news in the U.S.  So far in November alone, we’ve received over $3,000 and all 27 are from new donors, which helps us reach our goal of fifty to qualify for an additional amount from NewsMatch.  The goal of our donation campaign is to hire a professional editor so I can retire (again), and so that we get more complete coverage of town government meetings that affect every resident.  Democracy thrives in daylight, the saying goes, and we’ve already successfully daylighted a few significant government activities.  If you haven’t donated, please consider doing so this month, and thank you. 

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'Understanding Ourselves and Others' workshop on March 10 with Nancy Rubbico

'Understanding Ourselves and Others' workshop on March 10 with Nancy Rubbico

The following was submitted by Gloria Levgold: On Sunday, March 10, the Unitarian Church's Pastoral Care Associates, Social Action and Outreach Committee and Racial Justice Team will present “From Insight to Impact: Understanding Ourselves and Others,” a 90-minute Introductory Workshop with Nancy Rubbico, from 4-5:30 p.m.

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Jenks Science & Technology group discusses antimicrobial masks and microelectronics

Jenks Science & Technology group discusses antimicrobial masks and microelectronics

Jenks speakers address antimicrobial face masks and the future direction of microeletronics By Ron Latanision, John Brown, and Walter Hubbard   The Wilson Science & Technology Forum in February included interesting, but perhaps unexpectedly, related presentations.  On February 9, Professor Angel Serrano of Universidad Catolica de Valencia in Spain, spoke about

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