Winchester Board of Health escalates enforcement against unpermitted food operation at 738 Main Street. Health Director Jennifer Murphy presented a five-year violation history and recommended owner Iverson Guo pursue state permitting; Guo had previously applied and then withdrawn his application.
Winchester Planning Board approves regulatory waivers for Mount Vernon Street housing project.
Winchester Historical Commission approved an ADU at 208B Ridge Street and designated 88 Harvard Street historic.
Winchester Conservation Commission backs forest restoration and land acquisition projects. The board unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for invasive species management at the Middlesex Fells Nike Site meadow, including glyphosate and torch treatment of Japanese knotweed and stiltgrass. For
WinCam is relocating its Winchester operations to Parkhurst this September after a more than 40 percent drop in cable subscriptions between 2014 and 2024 gutted the station's primary revenue stream.
The Winchester Select Board voted unanimously to appoint Town Assessor Dan McGurl to the Retiree Health Insurance Advisory Committee and approved an Eversource Energy grant of location for Cross Street.
Winchester Select Board approves utility work, appoints assessor to committee. The board unanimously approved an Eversource Energy request to install 15 feet of conduit in Cross Street to provide electric service to 87 Cross Street, following testimony from an Eversource engineer that the
Finance Committee establishes one-week review threshold for large fund transfers.
Winchester Preservation Committee elects Broderick as Vice Chair with greater availability. The committee unanimously voted 9-0-0 to elect Broderick on a motion by William Band and a second by Steve Cagnetta.
Winchester trust fund commissioners authorize silver exchange-traded fund investment, cite diversification benefits. Chair Patrick Campbell and commissioners Cornelis Biemans and Robert B MacIntosh approved the purchase of a 1 percent position in SLV, funded by available cash. The board reported 12
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