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Christmas tree pick-up Jan. 15; expect trash delays this winter

NORTH READING — Last Friday’s snowstorm delayed the curbside pick up of Christmas trees by JRM throughout town on Saturday, Jan. 8. Therefore, the pick-up was postponed to this Saturday, Jan. 15.

Trees must be curbside by 6:30 a.m. with all tinsel, ornaments and lights removed. Also, trees covered in snow will not be picked…

 

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Front Page: January 13, 2022

 

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PHOTO: Sheehan’s Corner dedicated

FLINT MEMORIAL LIBRARY has dedicated a comfortable and cozy reading nook gifted in loving memory of longtime North Reading resident John J. Sheehan. The late husband of former Trustee and Friend of the Library Lorraine Sheehan (seated at left), the Friends of the Library completed the corner by contributing a second loveseat and ottoman. It

 

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Special Election to approve new vocational high school Jan. 25

NORTH READING — The Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School District in Wakefield has called for a Special Election for all 12 of its member communities, which includes North Reading, on Tuesday, January 25. Polls will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. All North Reading voters will vote at the parish hall at…

 

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Charles E. Jones Excellence in Education nominations due

NORTH READING — Charles E. Jones was an exemplary educator and administrator in the North Reading Public Schools for 38 years. His dedication to excellence in all aspects of his work, particularly his work with students, set a benchmark few professionals ever achieve.

Mr. Jones believed in a world of learning beyond the walls of the classroom…

 

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Many transitions in town departments

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — It’s no secret that the pandemic has disrupted the employment landscape throughout every sector of society. Coupled with record-breaking attrition that was already taking place pre-pandemic due to the rapid pace of retirements among the Baby Boom generation and it’s not surprising to learn of the many transitions that…

 

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PHOTO: The Three Musketeers

TOGETHER for one last time, from left, retiring Director of Elder Affairs Mary Prenney, Veterans’ Services Director Susan Magner, and Recreation Director Lynne Clemens mug for the camera at Prenney’s retirement reception Monday. See more photos inside.(Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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Front Page: January 6, 2022

 

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PHOTO: Volunteerism recognized

TWO NORTH READING High School seniors, Shivi Srikanth and Amanda Sherman (center), were recognized for earning the President’s Volunteer Service Award. They were presented with certificates in recognition of their achievements by Matthew Oosting, Curriculum Leader for the Social Studies Department, at left, and High School Principal Anthony Loprete, at right. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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North Reading cyclist struck by car in Seattle recovering after surgery

Eli Spicer and Katherine Lasdin(Courtesy Photo)

 


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By MAUREEN DOHERTY

SEATTLE – Just days before a planned trip home to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, the world of North Reading natives Eli Spicer and Katherine Lasdin was turned upside down.

Eli was struck by a…

 

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Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund nears $32,000 in final week

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — The Christmas spirit continues to shine in town with donations arriving for the Transcript’s Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund during this past week that have pushed the fund’s total to an incredible $31,815.

This was made possible in large part due to a most generous donation of $5,000 from the members…

 

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Mary Prenney, fierce advocate for town’s elders, retires

RETIRING Director of Elder Affairs Mary Prenney (center) was feted by by the Select Board, Sen. Bruce Tarr and family members in recognition of over two decades of service to the town. From left: daughter Kathleen Hanley, Select Board members Liane Gonzalez, Vincenzo Stuto and Chairwoman Kate Manupelli, daughter Elizabeth Veno, Mary Prenney with grandchildren…

 

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