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Uncontested Race: School Committee (vote for 2)

Jeff Friedman, School Committee candidate

 

JEFFREY FRIEDMAN
School Committee candidate

Three educators. Most of us can name at least one. Someone that took the time to guide us. To motivate us. Someone that pushed us to be something more. A tough-loving soccer coach. A compassionate counselor. A third-grade teacher that made school fun and…

 

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Uncontested Race: Community Planning Commission 3-year seat (vote for 2)

Note: Current Chairman David Rudloff did not submit a candidate statement.

 

Warren R. Pearce, Jr., Community Planning
WARREN PEARCE
CPC candidate, 3-year seat

As a lifelong resident of North Reading, I am proud to run again for the Community Planning Commission.  I have served on the CPC for 33 years and my goal has…

 

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Fire Dept. awarded $4,554 state grant for turnout gear

BOSTON – The North Reading Fire Department has been awarded a $4,554 state Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant through the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s Department of Fire Services.

House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading) and Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr (R-Gloucester) congratulated North Reading Fire Chief Donald W. Stats, Jr…

 

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NRRTC Food Drive May 3 during Townwide Yard Sale

NORTH READING — The North Reading Republican Town Committee is hosting its annual Food Drive in support of the North Reading Food Pantry, located at 150 Haverhill St., on Saturday, May 3 from 8 a.m.–2 p.m.

NRRTC members will be on-site at the Food Pantry to accept the generous donations from the community. Parking is…

 

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Supporting animals in need through MSPCA

THE LITTLE SCHOOL’S Student Council held a successful school-wide collection to benefit the MSPCA. Featured at the MSPCA Nevins Farm in Methuen during a recent visit are (front row, l-r): Evelyn Davis, Maya Biagiotti, Kathryn Cambry and Mia Rosabianca; (back row, l-r): Murat Mamedov, Johnny Gabriello, Shannon Dee, Elanna Casassa, Fran Giordano and Samantha Cambray.

 

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Front Page published May 1, 2025

 

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NRRTC Candidates Night Tuesday, April 29

NORTH READING – The public is invited to Candidates Night presented by the North Reading Republican Town Committee at Kitty’s Restaurant, 123 Main St. (rear function room) on Tuesday, April 29. Doors Open at 6:15 p.m.
Candidates on the May 6 Town Election ballot are as follows:

Select Board (two three-year terms): Incumbent Rich Wallner; new…

 

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 Candidates’ Forum tackles hot-button issues

THE FOUR CANDIDATES for the two available seats on the Select Board in the May 6 Town Election participated in the Candidate Forum hosted by the North Reading Democratic Town Committee April 17. They are (from left): Catherine Morrin, Michael Scarlata, incumbent Rich Wallner and Jeff Griffin. (Neil Zolot Photo)

 

By NEIL ZOLOT

 

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Taking care of Mother Earth

IN HONOR of Earth Day, trash was removed from a section of North Reading Conservation land thanks to the efforts of Ellie Chase, 4, and her big brother Max, 7. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Early Voting schedule for Town Election

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Early Voting will be offered for the May 6 Town Election beginning this Saturday, April 26 and will continue through Friday, May 2. The town’s polling location for Early Voting is the Town Hall gymnasium at 235 North St.

Saturday, April 26 is the last day residents can register…

 

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Books are BA-AA-CK … at the semi-annual Friends Book Sale

NORTH READING —Spring! And the first Library Book Sale of 2025, sponsored by Friends of the Flint Memorial Library, is already rolling. Volunteers are lining up, folks are mining their bookcases for new donations, and anticipation is running high.

Mark your calendar now for these Donation Days and

Book Sale Dates.

Donation Days:
Saturday 05/03:  10AM…

 

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Bittersweet ends and new beginnings for principalship at NRHS

By EVA HANEGRAAFF

NORTH READING — With the retirement of beloved North Reading High School Principal Anthony Loprete after a highly successful 15 years in this position, there are big shoes to fill for the individual hired to take his place.

Because of the obvious importance of this position, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patrick C…

 

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