January Hermon Street residents opposed a change in zoning for 60 Hermon St. Ocean City Development is seeking an SDOD (Special Development Overlay District) designation for the old church. They propose to convert the building into condos. Representative Robert A.…
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Newly elected officials will be sworn in this Monday, Jan. 4 at 7 p.m. in the Cummings School Cafetorium. Opening remarks will be made by Town Manager James McKenna. Also attending and adding their remarks will be Speaker of the…
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He has been a voice of experience on the Winthrop Town Council for a decade. Before that he was a member of the Charter Commission that spearheaded the townâ€TMs conversion to a new form of government. He has lived in…
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Monday, December 21 Party came to the station to report a tow of a vehicle for trespass at Executive Apartments. Report of a male on the floor on Lincoln Street. EMS notified. Male on Wave Way Avenue called to report…
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By: Jim Lederman The Lady Bulldogs hockey team scored an impressive (2-0) shutout of archrival Marblehead at Salem State University last Wednesday to improve to 2-1. The sparkling play of junior Gretchen Howard in the Bulldog net was the key…
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By: Jim Lederman Have you made your †̃New Yearâ€TMsâ€TM Resolutions? How about a wish list for the New Year for Viking fans! Another NEC football title for coach Sean Driscoll Six more Viking victories over archrival Revere in all sports…
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“If this is the last, letâ€TMs make it a blast!†all too often is the thought of party-goers on New Yearâ€TMs Eve as we usher out the old year and ring in the new. But New Yearâ€TMs Eve is a…
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The intersection of the coming of a New Year and the passing of the previous one offers all of us the opportunity to pause and reflect upon both what has transpired and what awaits us. The opening lines of Alfred…
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WHS sports roundup Vikings win shootout to capture tournament The Winthrop High hockey team earned a pair of hard-fought victories, including the championship game in a shootout, to capture the Kasabuski Christmas Classic at the Kasabuski Rink in Saugus this…
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Christopher Rudolph Zarba, Sr. Gifted composer, pianist and music educator; first conductor of the Boston Ballet Orchestra; accomplished portrait and landscape painter; lost son on 9/11 Christopher Rudolph Zarba, Sr. of Winthrop, previously of Medford and East Boston, passed away…
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