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Lincoln Elementary School Council elects Tammaro as co-chair

Lincoln Elementary School Council elects parent Tammaro as co-chair. The council, led by Principal Ella Adams-MacLeod, elected parent Beth Tammaro to the co-chair position at its February 4 meeting. The council reviewed the school's 2025-26 improvement plan, focusing on teaching and learning,

Design Review Committee approves two residential applications with conditions.

Design Review Committee unanimously approves two residential special permits with conditions. For 119 Ridge Street, applicant Nazar Vincent, represented by James Patanaude, must revise window muntins to true or simulated divided light with exterior and interior muntins; lower and flatten the

Affordable Housing Trust approves $20,000 in property prep spending.

The Winchester Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved up to $20,000 in property preparation spending for 160 Forest Avenue. Chair Marty Jones and the seven-member committee authorized $10,000 each for a hazmat inspector and trash hauler, with an open house set for February 24 and March 3 and

Planning Board endorses Washington and Swanton 40B mixed-use development

Planning Board unanimously endorses 60-unit mixed-use development at Washington and Swanton streets. The Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend favorable action on a 40B comprehensive permit for the development, contingent on Design Review Committee recommendations. Members also voted

Winchester committee recommends CliftonLarsonAllen for three-year audit contract

Winchester Audit Committee unanimously recommends CliftonLarsonAllen for a three-year audit contract renewal. The committee voted 4-0 to back the firm for FY26 through FY28, with pricing of $85,000, $87,500, and $90,000 respectively. Comptroller Stacie Ward, committee chair, noted the firm's