NORTH READING — Following months of planning, public presentations and horse trading, the Select Board has approved the annual Spring Town Meeting Warrant, a copy of which should arrive by mail in the homes of all residents over the weekend or by next Monday.
In advance of the Annual Town Meeting, which…
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FIREFIGHTERS FROM multiple surrounding towns assisted the Wakefield Fire Department in battling a 4-alarm fire at 340 Main St. Sunday afternoon, including North Reading Ladder 1. (Dan Junta Photo)
WAKEFIELD — A four-alarm fire caused serious damage to a building at 340 Main St. in the downtown business district of Wakefield on Sunday afternoon.…
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TWO DAYS after reclaiming the Pepe-Samson trophy in a 15-9 win over Lynnfield, the NRHS girls’ lacrosse team joined forces with Ipswich to dedicate their game to Morgan’s Message, a non-profit organization amplifying stories to confront student-athlete mental health. (NRHS Girls’ Lacrosse Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
NORTH READING — The North Reading High girls…
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THE HORNET boys’ track and field team celebrates their win over Triton on April 26. North Reading took 3rd in the Div. 5 state relays over the weekend in Seekonk. (Eric Evans Photo)
NORTH READING — Once again led by Senior Captains Nathan Miller and Garrett Arden, the North Reading boys’ spring track team…
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NORTH READING — In preparation for the June 12 Annual Town Meeting and the recommendations to be made to the town’s voters on capital improvement spending priorities in FY24, the town’s Capital Improvement Planning Committee’s (CIPC) has created its list of recommendations to the Select Board and the town’s voters for capital…
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NORTH READING – Incumbent Select Board member Vincenzo Stuto withstood a challenge from newcomer Jack Carroll while 25-year veteran Community Planning Commissioner Chris Hayden was unseated by newcomer Jeff Griffin in Tuesday’s annual Town Election.
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FOUR OF THE CANDIDATES in the annual Town Election campaigned side-by-side Tuesday evening, greeting the last voters of the day at the entrance to the centralized polls at St. Theresa’s parish hall. From left: Select Board member Vincenzo Stuto, CPC challenger Jeff Griffin, School Committee Chair Scott Buckley and Select Board challenger Jack Carroll. (Maureen…
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SELECT BOARD member Stephen O’Leary (with microphone) congratulated members of the White family, owners of Kitty’s Restaurant & Lounge, for their 80 years in business on Sunday, April 23. From left: State Senator Bruce E. Tarr, State Representative Bradley H. Jones, O’Leary and Kitty’s Manager Debra Birkmaier. (Gail Lowe Photo)
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THE NORTH READING Youth Soccer 3rd grade boys came away with a championship after a strong season. (Courtesy Photo)
WINCHESTER — From November through April North Reading Youth Soccer families could be found on the sidelines at Danvers Indoor Sports and Teamworks in Winchester. Over 12 soccer teams, ranging from 2nd grade through 8th…
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KITTY’S RESTAURANT MANAGER AND CO-OWNER SCOTT WHITE is shown with his wife Linda. The two attended the Restaurant’s 80th anniversary celebration, held on Sunday afternoon, April 23. (Gail Lowe Photo)
