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‘Haunted Happenings in the Hall’ and library

NORTH READING — The town’s youngsters have two opportunities on Halloween next Thursday, October 31 to celebrate the day and wear their costumes before they go Trick or Treating that night!

They are invited to stop by both the Flint Memorial Library and Town Hall.

The Halloween Parade at the library will take place from…

 

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Maya’s Mission is also North Reading’s as girls’ soccer team leads the way

THE NRHS girls’ soccer team is raising money for Maya’s Mission and the Together in Teal National Ovarian Cancer Coalition’s fundraiser. To donate visit:
p2p.onecause.com/boston24/team/north-reading-girls-soccer-mayas-mission

 

The NRHS girls’ soccer team continues to make an impact both on and off the field with over 40 members participating in the “Together in Teal” ovarian cancer research…

 

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UPDATE: Field hockey shuts out Malden, falls to North Reading, beats Manchester-Essex for first time since 2017

JOSIE LAMBERT (15) scored a hat trick in NR’s 5-0 win over Rockport on Monday. Also pictured is Alyse Mutti (12), Madeline Lambert (7) and Brooke Keller (14). (Eric Evans Photo)

 

After press time:
North Reading defeats Malden 5-0 (Sept. 19)
North Reading falls to Lynnfield 1-0 (Sept. 18)

 

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

ROCKPORT…

 

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For recycling, how clean is clean?

By JOHN ROGERS
Sustainability Committee Chair

According to the state’s RecycleSmartMA.org website, “The bottles and containers you recycle don’t need to be spotless, but they do need to be empty and free of liquid and most food residue. A quick wipe or rinse does the trick – no need to run the recyclables in the…

 

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NRCC Showcase returns Sept. 21 with outstanding performers

NORTH READING –  The North Reading Community Coffeehouse returns to the Flint Memorial Library on Saturday, September 21 at 6:30 p.m.

“After completing our wonderful outdoor Summer Concert Series at Ipswich River Park, we move back indoors for our September Showcase. This one is a little different than most in that we are featuring two…

 

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School Committee looking ahead to FY26 budget season

By NEIL ZOLOT

NORTH READING — The 2024-25 school year is just beginning and the Fiscal Year 2025 budget was passed at Town Meeting less than three months ago, but preparations are already being made for the FY26 School Department budget.

On Monday, September 9, the School Committee will present its FY26 budget goals, followed…

 

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North Reading Public Schools Academic Calendar 2024-2025

 

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Summer Reading bike raffle winner

PRETTY IN PINK! Little Rose Bradshaw tries out her new bike with heart-shaped pedals, training wheels and handlebar streamers after being drawn as the raffle winner of one six bikes for tikes through teens donated to the library’s Summer Reading Program by Walmart. Sharing in the excitement for their little sister are Eve and Josie.

 

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Announcing the 2024 Devlin Medical Scholarship awards

ATTENDEES at the Devlin Medical Scholarship awards presentation included (front row, l to r): scholarship recipient Mitchell Kennedy, Trustee Peter Devlin, scholarship recipients: Elizabeth Gomez, Delia Perillo, Erin Brown and Kaeleigh Arington; (back row, l to r): Trustees Dr. Robert Commito, Maureen Soley, Machelle DeFlumeri, Jo Devlin, Bernie Warren, Dr. Laura Carman, Dr. Amy Devlin,

 

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A sure sign of summer

A BOUNTY of Black-eyed Susans bask in the summer sun in the flower garden at Ryer’s Country Store, adding a splash of color to the large 1884 granite marker. (Maureen Doherty Photo)

 

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Road closure advisory

NORTH READING — The North Reading Police Department has issued an advisory to motorists and residents that Central Street at the Andover Line (Gould Road) will be closed Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the month of August due to road work being completed in Andover.

 Residents should utilize Main…

 

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Local talent featured at free Cultural Council concert Sept. 14

COME SING along with folksinger Art Grossman Sept. 14 at free Cultural Council concert. (Courtesy Photo)

 

NORTH READING — The North Reading Cultural Council will kick off the Fiscal Year 2025 cultural grant season with a free concert featuring three different genres of North Reading musical performers.

The North Reading High School Band will…

 

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