Last Friday evening, after a senior year that ended abruptly, the class of 2020 was finally able to receive their diplomas. On a perfect summer night, a day late due to weather and over a month late due to the…
July Street Sweeping Starts Monday, July 27 The Town of Winthrop conducts Street Sweeping operations on the last full week of the month (last week with a Friday) from April through October between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM on the…
On Wednesday, July 22, Winthrop Town Manager Austin Faison added his name to a list of 18 mayors and town managers from Massachusetts in a pledge to end systemic racism and police violence. Faison joins municipal leaders of Arlington, Ashland,…
Town Manager Austin Faison reports that a new water and sewer rate will be reflected on customersâ€TM bills next month. Water/sewer bills dated August 3 will be based on the new combined water and sewer rate of 23ドル.65. This is…
“Race is the child of racism, not the father.†– Ta-Nehisi Coates This week, we continue our conversation with Town Manager Austin Faison. Q. When you were growing up, who were your Black heroes? Who are your Black heroes today?…
Special to the Transcript The following law enforcement leaders have been named to the Fisher College Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MS in CJ) Academic Advisory Board; Chelsea Chief of Police Bryan Kyes, Winthrop Chief of Police Terry Delahanty,…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has notified the town of Winthrop of two additional residents affected by COVID-19. This brings the total number of cases in Winthrop to 297 with 24 deceased, 22 isolated and 251 recovered. The COVID-19…
East Boston Savings Bank (EBSB) has opened new branches in Salem and Woburn and is targeting a late summer opening of EBSBâ€TMs third branch in Brookline. “We are very excited to be expanding our footprint within these communities. All these…
Special to the Transcript On the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the nationâ€TMs most significant legislation regarding the civil rights of people with disabilities, the MBTA reaffirms its commitment to being a leader in accessible public transportation. “Thanks…
The U.S. Attorneyâ€TMs Office and the Boston Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation have partnered with American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to educate senior citizens in Massachusetts about COVID-19 scams and other fraud targeting the aging population. Through…