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Front Page published September 14, 2023

 

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Never forget

REV. RACHEL FISHER, pastor of Aldersgate Church, read a prayer honoring the courage and sacrifice of those who perished on 9/11, those who served at Ground Zero, and to console those who mourn loved ones lost on that day and in its aftermath. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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Principal’s Top Dogs

THE TWO fifth-graders who best exemplified what it means to be a Little School Labrador were presented the Principal’s Top Dog Awards from Christine Molle in June. Earning the award based on their attitude, citizenship, service, leadership and sportsmanship were Teresa Hornby (left) and Michael Ruschioni. (Christine Molle Photo)

 

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Important updates to the ’23-24 Food Service Program


By Michael A. Connelly, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations

 

NORTH READING — The North Reading Food Service Team is excited to begin a new school year. Below are some important updates about our school food service program and what you can expect for the upcoming school year.

 

School Meals will be free…

 

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Classic apple pie contest highlight of Apple Festival

NORTH READING — Who bakes the most scrumptious classic apple pie in town? It will soon be time to break out the rolling pins and start scoring and peeling those apples because the North Reading Historical and Antiquarian Society wants to find out.

The Society invites all bakers in town, young and old alike, to…

 

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Academically fit

THE RECIPIENTS of the President’s Education Awards Program for Academic Excellence at the E. Ethel Little School, presented in June to graduating elementary school students whose outstanding efforts enabled them to meet the challenging standards were (l-r): Cameron Kosinski, Arnau Jorda, Teresa Hornby, Idan Mikhailov, Shaoli Ahmed, Ronon Ahmed and Angela Gu. (Christine Molle Photo…

 

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Family cap of $1,800 on activity fees

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — The School Committee approved a family cap of $1,800 on student activity fees at their meeting Tuesday August 29.

The cap applies to athletics, extracurricular clubs and activities, performing arts and busing for families who qualify.

“This is a start, an important thing to do, and an acknowledgement of…

 

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Octogenarian’s novel leaves a smile on reader’s face

AUTHOR JR (JERRY) GIULIANO and his wife Audrey. (Gail Lowe Photo)

 

 


By GAIL LOWE

WAKEFIELD—The dark cloud that hovered over the entire world during the coronavirus pandemic was not without a silver lining—at least for Jerry Giuliano, a former resident of North Reading who now resides in Wakefield.

Over a two-and-a-half year period…

 

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Besties

INCOMING KINDERGARTENERS had fun meeting their teachers and future classmates while playing together at the Batchelder School playground during their Popsicle Social on August 29. Sharing the limelight with the Batch Bulldog mascot were, from left: Anthony Giannasttasio, Matty Morrison, Jack Wallace and Connor McDonald. (Lynn Ferrazzani Photo)

 

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Front Page published September 7, 2023

 

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Apple Festival returns Sept. 23

NORTH READING — The annual Apple Festival, a highlight on everyone’s fall calendar, is scheduled for Saturday, September 23, 2023 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Putnam House grounds on Bow Street. The rain date is Sunday, September 24.

The North Reading Historical and Antiquarian Society event will feature free tours of the…

 

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Merrimack Valley Black & Brown Outdoor Market at IRP

 

NORTH READING — The North Reading Human Rights Group is excited to sponsor the Merrimack Valley Black & Brown Outdoor Market on Saturday, September 9 for the second year in a row.

It will be held at North Reading’s Ipswich River Park. The market will run from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. and will…

 

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