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Muraco alum Alan He gives back to alma mater

Winchester resident Alan He attended Muraco Elementary School and is now an 11th grader at Winchester High School. From 2021 to 2023, Alan, his parents Xinya He and Cuiru Zhu, and his sister Fiona lived in Shanghai, China. It was there Alan attended Living Word Shanghai School, excelling academically and

Concerned parents question literacy issues facing district

While school officials planned to talk about the coming budget, parents came to voice concerns about literacy raised by a recent media report. The Winchester School Committee met Jan. 16 over Zoom to discuss the fiscal year 2025 budget only to find many parents using the public comment period to

Jazz quartet to play Thelonious Monk concert on Jan. 26 for Jazz in the Sanctuary series

On Friday, Jan. 26, Winchester Unitarian Society’s Jazz in the Sanctuary 2024 spotlights the music of legendary jazz pianist and composer Thelonious Monk, beginning at 8 p.m., in the sanctuary, 478 Main St. The concert will be live streamed. The program includes some of Monk’s best known

Middle schooler’s fish lure business finds success at Fells Hardware

Andrew Drake is a serious businessman. He’s also 12. A middle-school student at McCall, Andrew has launched Wildwaters Spinner Baits fish lure business at Fells Hardware.  Fells owner Kevin Ryan says the lures are a great new product addition to his store because he has many customers who regularly

Planning Board votes to finalize MBTA zoning law districts

The Planning Board on Tuesday night voted to finalize which districts make up the minimum required land area to comply with the MBTA Communities Zoning Law, which was enacted in 2021 to remove barriers to development along the transportation network in order to address the state’s housing crisis. According

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