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Veterans feted at traditional ceremonies

Published November 14, 2019

SOLEMN DUTY. Preparing to place wreaths at the town’s five war memorials on Veterans’ Day were North Reading veterans (from left): Gerard Pelletier, Vietnam; Ken Ravioli, Vietnam; Al DiSalvo, Vietnam; Ed Piercey, WWII; and Michael Barker, Gulf War. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Respectful tribute was paid…

 

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Daly: Accountability data for all schools remains strong

Published November 14, 2019

By JILLIAN STRING

NORTH READING — Accountability and MCAS were the focus of Assistant Superintendent Patrick Daly’s presentation to the School Committee November 4.

Daly reminded the committee that this is only the second year of the new accountability system, and there were some changes for 2019.

According to Daly, the…

 

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Masquers to bring ‘The Music Man’ to ‘Main Street’ this December

Published November 14, 2019

By MICHAEL GEOFFRION SCANNELL

NORTH READING — “The Music Man” is the story of fast-talking con man Professor Harold Hill, small town librarian and piano teacher Marian Paroo, and the good folks of River City, Iowa, in the year 1912.

It is a Tony award-winning musical comedy that has entertained audiences since…

 

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HOME Fund sails past the $100,000 mark

Published November 14, 2019

PASTOR RACHEL FISHER and State Representative Brad Jones enjoy the Food Pantry Party at the ‘Shoe. (Courtesy Photo)

NORTH READING — Fueled by a series of fall fundraisers, the North Reading Food Pantry punched through the $100,000 milestone with the latest event, “Food Pantry Party at the ‘Shoe,” bringing in $9,225…

 

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Early deadlines for Thanksgiving

Published November 14, 2019

Due to the Thanksgiving holiday the Transcript will be published one day early, on Wednesday, November 27.

Therefore, an early deadline is necessary for submission of both editorial content and advertising copy. The deadline is Friday, November 22 at noon.

We appreciate your assistance and cooperation and wish all of our readers a…

 

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The town’s water is safe to drink

Published November 7, 2019

 By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Call it a perfect storm. During routine water sampling of the town’s drinking water supply last August three samples out of seven tested positive for “total coliform.”

Total coliform is a measurement of “bacteria that are naturally found in the soil, in water that has…

 

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School Com. preserves post-Labor Day school year

Published November 7, 2019

By JILLIAN STRING

NORTH READING —- School Committee members sent Superintendent Jon Bernard back to the drawing board when they rejected his proposal to have students begin the 2020-2021 school year on Wednesday, September 2, which falls before Labor Day.

As is customary, Bernard presented the proposed calendar for the 2020-2021…

 

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Traditional Veterans’ Day services Monday

Published November 7, 2019

NORTH READING — The town’s veterans will be honored in traditional ceremonies on Veterans’ Day, Monday, November 11, at precisely 11 a.m.

All are welcome to attend the ceremonies at the top of the town common. Wreaths will be laid at the town’s war memorials.

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PHOTO: Fun at the Big Top

A FESTIVE CARNIVAL atmosphere that would have made P.T. Barnum proud was created by members of the DPW, Building, Health and Human Resources Departments at Town Hall for Halloween. The transformation was created on their own time. For bonus points, match these names with their costumed characters: Gerry Noel, Bob Bracey, Al DiSalvo, Dan Anzalone,

 

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PHOTO: Autumn splendor

THE CRISP BURNT ORANGES and blazing reds so emblematic of autumn in New England are displayed in all their glory in this bird’s eye view of North Reading’s town common and the Center Village Historic District. (Al Pereira/Advanced Photo)

 

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