Headline corrected from print edition March 12, 2021
By MAUREEN DOHERTY
NORTH READING — Jeremiah Johnston, the town’s newest member of the Community Planning Commission (CPC), was sworn into office Monday by Town Clerk Barbara Stats. He is now eligible to participate as a voting member of the board at its next…
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BOSTON – House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading) and Senate Minority Leader Bruce E. Tarr (R-Gloucester) have secured $50,000 in the Fiscal Year 2021 state budget to assist North Reading in its efforts to improve public safety at some of the town’s most dangerous intersections.
North Reading Police…
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WHAT A DIFFERENCE a week and a half makes! On March 1, DPW crews were carefully plowing quite a bit of snow off the turf at Arthur J. Kenney Field to enable the Hornet football team to practice and eventually play games during the “Fall 2” sports season. Today, the mercury is anticipated to reach
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NEW SKIERS and snowboarders from North Reading hit the slopes at Bradford during vacation. Enjoying a fun time in the snowy outdoors together were, front row, from left: Layla Roy, Betsy Gabriello and Norah Roy; and, back row, from left: Gabriella Norwood, Johnny Gabriello, Tyler O’Mara and Giselle Norwood. (Katie Gabriello Photo)
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NORTH READING — A school project with the goal of teaching students how they can make a difference in resolving a societal issue will provide local children in need with new warm winter clothing.
The Give Warmth Project at MarketStreet Lynnfield was created by Grace Gorman, a senior who…
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NORTH READING — In election news this week, the vacancy on the Community Planning Commission (CPC) created when Bill Bellavance stepped down in December has been filled.
During a joint meeting of the five-member Select Board and the remaining four members of the CPC, held on Monday night…
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Nine of the town’s department heads presented an overview of their Fiscal Year 2022 budgets at a virtual joint meeting of the Select Board and Finance Committee Monday night, as the process of evaluating and refining each department’s spending plan has begun. This process will continue throughout March and April, and…
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NORTH READING —As a follow-up to the transition back to full in-person learning likely to occur in April, per ongoing revisions to COVID-19 guidelines issued by the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), local school administrators have created a survey for parents and guardians.
According to a letter sent…
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NORTH READING — The O’Leary Senior Center will host a “drive-by” St. Patrick’s Day luncheon on Wednesday, March 17.
The luck of the Irish has shone down upon us with the announcement this week that a generous donor has stepped forward to subsidize the suggested donation by half, reducing the price…
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NORTH READING — Incumbent Town Moderator John J. Murphy of Duane Drive has pulled nomination papers to run for his 17th consecutive one-year team. It’s the only elected seat in the annual town election with a one-year term.
All candidates for elective office in the annual Town Election…
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