Winchester's Committee on Community Preservation worked through requests for eight projects, including Leonard Pavilion restoration and the Packer Ellis Tennis Courts, while debating whether to include Forest Ridge conservation funding pending Town Meeting review of an eminent domain taking.
A new explainer breaks down how Winchester's Board of Assessors determines property values for every tax bill.
Winchester Town Manager Christopher G. Senior has set a public hearing for Oct. 28 to cover Fall Annual Town Meeting warrant articles that have not yet received one, ahead of the Nov. 5 Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Town manager schedules Oct. 28 warrant hearing.
Town Manager Christopher G. Senior will hold a public hearing Oct. 28 via Zoom on warrant articles for the Nov. 5 Fall Annual Town Meeting that have not yet had one. From our own coverage: Town manager sets hearing on warrant articles.
Town manager schedules Oct. 28 hearing on Fall Town Meeting warrant articles. From our own coverage: Hearing set on Town Meeting warrant articles.
Town clerk explains Election Day registration question as early voting continues in Winchester.
Winchester boys soccer wins three straight to clinch 10th seed in Division 1 playoffs. Also in today's brief (15 items): Boys soccer win streak secures 10th seed; Ambrose PTO dons cone costumes for safe drop-off; Football aims to rebound from two-game skid; Benefit concert supports Ukraine relief.
Select Board reviews 44-article Fall Town Meeting warrant amid a $19 million capital funding gap. From our own coverage: Board OKs promotion, appointments, fall warrant review.
Winchester's School Committee and Select Board adopted a joint statement condemning online harassment over a middle school mural. From our own coverage: September deeds show priciest sale at $1.86 million. Also in today's brief (13 items): School Committee, Select Board denounce mural h…
Winchester recorded 19 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only five carried a sale price so far. Among those, prices ranged from $1,035,000 to $1,857,000, with a median of $1,200,000. The period's top sale was 2 Olde Lyme Rd, which sold for $1,857,000 on Sept. 15 to Ken and Fern
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