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Mother’s Day free breakfast at Aldersgate

breakfastmom_webNORTH READING — Come to the “Mother of all Breakfasts” this Saturday at Aldersgate between 8 to 10:30 a.m.

Bring mom to enjoy the special menu item for the month: quiche! This is in addition to the monthly breakfast menu of pancakes, eggs, sausage, bacon, fruit, toast, Boston Baked Beans, cereal, juice, milk and coffee…

 

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PHOTO: Clean up crop

IN HONOR OF EARTH DAY, a group of about a dozen residents spent two hours on Saturday morning cleaning up around the Martins Pond neighborhood. Six of them picked up trash along the road and in the wetlands and removed two pickup truck beds full of garbage. The town DPW partnered with the volunteers and removed what they picked up. The other group spent their time beautifying the park and readying it for plantings that will be done this week. Above, from left: Caio and Scott Bechaz, Lori Lynes and Larry Soucie. Missing from photo: Jian Qiao and Jin Tao Ma. (Courtesy Photo)
IN HONOR OF EARTH DAY, a group of about a dozen residents spent two hours on Saturday morning cleaning up around the Martins Pond neighborhood. Six of them picked up trash along the road and in the wetlands and removed two pickup truck beds full of garbage. The town DPW partnered with the volunteers and

 

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Town votes Tuesday

Write–ins may spark interest

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By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – The late entry of three write–in candidates may provoke a little more interest in next Tuesday’s annual town election than would otherwise be expected. But voter turnout is still expected to be light, with most of the candidates for office on the May 5 ballot…

 

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Pluff Ave. rezoning article proves controversial

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – Things got a little testy in Room 14 of town hall last Tuesday night when the Community Planning Commission held a public hearing on a citizens’ petition submitted for the June Town Meeting to change the zoning for 16 parcels of land on Pluff Avenue and Fairway Road.

The…

 

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Dracut woman named PPS Director

By DAN TOMASELLO

Cynthia Conant
Cynthia Conant

NORTH READING — The School Committee voted 4–0 to appoint Cynthia Conant as the school department’s next Pupil Personnel Services Director on Monday.

Conant’s appointment is contingent on successful contract negotiations. She is scheduled to take over the PPS department on July 1.

The school department has been searching for…

 

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PHOTO: Good chemistry

LITTLE SCHOOL FIRST GRADERS Kyle Ruck, Naomi Barber and Melissa Cabra had great fun exploring the different states of matter in a chemistry class in the school's library. (Suzanne Baker Photo)
LITTLE SCHOOL FIRST GRADERS Kyle Ruck, Naomi Barber and Melissa Cabra had great fun exploring the different states of matter in a chemistry class in the school’s library. (Suzanne Baker Photo)

 

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May meeting eyed with Kinder Morgan

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING — The Selectmen are in the process of scheduling a meeting with representatives of Kinder Morgan, the company planning a natural gas pipeline going through town, in May, possibly on May 18.

North Reading is one of numerous communities affected by Kinder Morgan’s plans for a lateral gas pipeline from

 

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Limited access to High School starts May 1

underconstruction_webNORTH READING — School and district administrators have been informed by Gilbane Construction that paving, concrete and stone work will begin in the front of the high school on May 1. The impact of this work will eliminate the formal “front” of the building as an entrance or egress until the completion of the work

 

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Neighbors force withdrawal of Anthony Rd. variance

AT A BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING, the applicant withdrew a petition to relocate this house at 17 Anthony Rd. in the face of neighborhood opposition. (Bob Turosz Photo)
AT A BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING, the applicant withdrew a petition to relocate this house at 17 Anthony Rd. in the face of neighborhood opposition. (Bob Turosz Photo)

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – A crowd of over 30 residents from the Peter and Anthony roads neighborhood, along with some from Andover, turned out for…

 

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Two–year search for PPS Director expected to end

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING — After two years in the making, the school department’s long running search for the next Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) director is scheduled to come to an end on Monday, April 27.

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SC postpones budget cuts

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING — The School Committee is scheduled to approve the recommended fiscal year 2016 school budget on Monday, April 27.

The proposed modified level services school budget unveiled by Superintendent of Schools Jon Bernard last month totals $27,886,226, representing a 4.2 percent increase over FY’15’s budget of $26,764,015. While the school…

 

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PHOTO: Under construction

THE ENTRANCE to the new middle school is a beehive of construction activity in this photo taken from the sixth grade classrooms. (Geof Simons Photo)
THE ENTRANCE to the new middle school is a beehive of construction activity in this photo taken from the sixth grade classrooms. (Geof Simons Photo)

 

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