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September Cultural Events

By Joyce Westner Hard as it is to believe that endless summer days will be waning, September will bring the grand reopening of the Griffin Museum of Photography and also the Winchester Community Music School’s Music Fest will return for all residents to “meet the instruments,” and enjoy games

Presentation of the Application by Civico and Causeway Developments

By Richard Rohan Amended on Sept. 12, 2023 At Tuesday’s Planning Board meeting, Civico Development and Causeway Development unveiled their plans for a 60-unit mixed income rental building on the Town-owned land known as the Waterfield lot, adjacent to the Winchester Center MBTA station. After the presentation the Planning

CIVICO Seeks Permits for Waterfield Development

By Rich Rohan The Waterfield Lot development moves into the next phase on August 8 at 7:30 PM when the Planning Board opens a public hearing on the plans submitted by the developer, CIVICO.  The Winchester Master Plan had identified the Waterfield lot adjacent to the Winchester Center commuter

WinCAM Director Wants Streaming Services Taxed

By Joyce Westner August 3, 2023 – At a recent State House hearing, WinCAM Executive Director David Gauthier testified for the need to support local cable access TV as their revenues have been steadily decreasing.  In 1984 Congress imposed a 5% tax on cable services using the argument that they were

Swim Winchester hosts Community Swim Celebration on Sunday

Community-submitted news By Suzanne Leslie  August 3, 2023 - Swim Winchester, a nonprofit group aiming to build an aquatic facility on Skillings Field, is hosting a Community Swim Celebration at D.C.R. Hall Memorial Pool in Stoneham, this Sunday, August 6 from 9-11 a.m. Senator Jason Lewis is

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