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Town Meeting tackles capital planning

After the usual reports from various town committees, on Monday night Fall Town Meeting settled into a discussion of capital projects which require funding.  Several passed quickly, such as funding for a new library roof, and then the moderator moved Article 6 forward to allow time for Pearl Coughlin, a

Town Meeting Members Assoc. up and running

Just in time for Monday’s start of Fall Town Meeting, the independent, resident-run Winchester Town Meeting Members Association (www.winchestertmma.org) is up and running, allowing members to discuss the warrant articles.  Despite the hard work of residents Carol Savage and Lance Grenzeback, so far there are only twelve

Town Meeting Members Assoc. up and running

Just in time for Monday’s start of Fall Town Meeting, the independent, resident-run Winchester Town Meeting Members Association (www.winchestertmma.org) is up and running, allowing members to discuss the warrant articles.  Despite the hard work of residents Carol Savage and Lance Grenzeback, so far there are only twelve

Around town

Here is a roundup about what’s going on in town from reports and agenda items. The Winchester Health Department has one final flu clinic date on November 8 at the Jenks Center. Prior registration is required at https://home.color.com/vaccine/register/winchester-vaccine?site=winchester-public-flu-clinics Pursuant to Winchester

Select Board votes to move forward with Purchase and Sale on 20 Glenwood

After a contentious debate on Monday night, the Select Board has voted 3-2 (with Michael Bettencourt and Michelle Prior voting in the negative) to move forward with the Purchase and Sale (P&S) Agreement with the abutters of 20 Glenwood Ave for $40,000. Several residents spoke during public

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