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WinCam Announces Relocation to Parkhurst Amid Steep Cable Revenue Decline

WinCam is relocating its Winchester operations to Parkhurst this September after a 40 percent drop in cable subscriptions between 2014 and 2024 gutted the station's primary revenue stream.

Planning Board Classifies Rocky Ledge Terrace Subdivision Change as Minor Modification

Winchester Planning Board clears procedural path for Rocky Ledge Terrace subdivision to shrink from three lots to two.

Winchester Select Board votes to cut retiree Medicare Part B benefits for future retirees

WINCHESTER — June 15, 2026 — Winchester Select Board restructures retiree health benefits and accepts $200,000 Rotary amphitheater gift. The board voted unanimously Monday to shift all retirees to a 50 percent Medicare premium-sharing level, fix Part B support for current retirees at $200 per month, and eliminate Part B

Winchester Planning Board Denies Parking Waiver, Reopens Special Permit for Main Street Project

WINCHESTER — May 12, 2026 — Winchester Planning Board denies parking waiver for 910 Main Street, reopens a separate Main Street special permit over design concerns. The board unanimously selected Wendy Frontiero as design peer reviewer for the proposed 14-unit mixed-use development at 910 Main Street, choosing her historic preservation

Winchester Select Board Votes to Formalize Town Manager Goals, Pursue Solar Purchase

Winchester Select Board backs solar panel purchase and sets town manager goals ahead of spring warrant deadline.

Winchester Planning Board Approves 10 Converse Place Special Permit in Unanimous Vote

Winchester Planning Board unanimously approves special permit for 10 Converse Place, accepting $2 million in lieu of on-site affordable units.

Winchester Select Board Sets Building Fees at $18 per Thousand, Launches Parking Pilot

Winchester Select Board raises building permit fees and adopts overnight parking pilot during blizzard Zoom session.

Winchester Select Board Narrows Override Range to $12.5 Million to $15 Million for March Ballot

Winchester Select Board narrows working override range to roughly $12.5 million to $15 million ahead of a March 2026 ballot question.

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