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League of Women Voters asks residents to submit questions for candidate debates

The following was submitted by the League of Women Voters of Winchester: The Town of Winchester municipal election will be held on Tuesday, March 26, with all precincts voting at Winchester High School.  The League of Women Voters of Winchester will again sponsor candidate forums for all townwide offices where

The Branch Olive Oil and Spices closing Thompson Street doors

Even though it was April Fools' Day in 2021 when Sharon Carter and her partners opened The Branch Olive Oil and Spices in Winchester, they were quite serious about making their Thompson Street store a success. The 3 Thompson St. location was the group's second store, having

High school gym project moves forward, Town Meeting could see library funding in fall

A plan for a new high school gym floor took another step forward last week when the Select Board unanimously threw its support behind the project. “I fully support this project as I have for several months,” said Select Board Chair Richard Mucci at the Feb. 12 meeting. “It’s

Helpers Among Us: Middle schoolers clean up the woods

When Jocelyn Jones and Lily Dullaghan were walking Jocelyn’s dog, Hunter, this winter, they noticed debris in the woods along Sunset Road.  “We saw more and more piling up,” says Jocelyn, despite the sign which says, “No dumping,” and “Up to a $2,500 fine.”  So they decided to

Parents, School Committee continue literacy conversation

Parents continued to use the public comment time at the Jan. 30 School Committee to express concerns about the elementary level literacy curriculum in Winchester. Laura Malone who has two young children and recently moved back to town, said she “was upset to learn that we are using a reading

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