Approximately 1,000 homes were without power for several hours
Posted on: Friday, November 17, 2017
NORTH READING POLICE officers arrested Jonathan Robbins, 36, for possession of a Class A substance (heroin), negligent operation of a motor vehicle and a marked lanes violation following the single car accident that snapped a utility pole in half at
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THE STAGE at the Batchelder School was set to honor the town’s veterans during formal Veterans’ Day ceremonies Saturday against a backdrop of red, white and blue held proudly by the Patriot Guard Riders. Veterans, town officials and special guest speakers along with Brownies, Daisies and Cub Scouts were among those who participated. (Maureen Doherty
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THE CONSTRUCTION knowledge of four Little School dads provided valuable guidance to the PTO when it came time to build the school’s new playground. They were presented with awards of appreciation from the School Committee. From left: School Committee Chairman Mel Webster, volunteer Virgilio Bancarotta, Principal Christine Molle, volunteers Chuck Mulik and Tim Brewster, School
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THIRD-GRADER Kate Berkley, 8, invited her neighbors, father and son veterans William (left) and Ed Piercey to the third grade’s “Thank You, Soldiers” Veterans’ Day performance at the Batchelder School. William, U.S. Navy C.P.O. (retired), served from 1972-93 as an electrician. Ed, 90, served with the 88th Infantry Division in Italy and Germany during WWII
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THE NORTH READING Minit and Militia has served as caretakers of the town’s Colonial-era history for over 40 years. Their members were recognized for their years of dedication Monday and each was presented with citations from the Board of Selectmen, the State House of Representatives and the State
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NORTH READING — Enforcement of the town’s snow removal bylaw will remain in limbo for a bit longer following an hour-long debate about the matter at Monday night’s Selectmen’s meeting.
Originally passed by the town’s voters back in 2002 as a means to force commercial…
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NORTH READING — North Reading seniors are invited to attend the annual Thanksgiving Dinner at the Hillview Country Club in North Reading on Sunday, November 19. Doors will open at 12:45 p.m. and dinner will be served at 1:30 p.m.
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NORTH READING — Susan Magner, Director of Veterans Services, has announced that due to the impending cold weather forecast for Veterans’ Day, the ceremony will be held at the Batchelder School Gymnasium, 175 Park Street, this year at 11 a.m. sharp on Saturday, November 11, followed by refreshments in the…
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THE FINANCE Department at Town Hall was transformed into a colorful and exotic tropical “Under the Sea” theme inspired by the movie “Finding Dory” Tuesday. Seated: mermaid Jessica O’Brien; standing, from left: Paula Berry as Dory, Kayla Gardner as Hank the octopus and mermaid Monica Schiavoni. The Town Hall employees decorate their offices on their
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A HUGE maple tree at 23 Nutter Road was toppled in the fierce wind and rain storm that blew through the region Sunday night and Monday morning, blocking the road. The effect on the neighborhood was captured by drone in this photo. (Al Pereira/Advanced Photo)
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