Month: September 2025
Council Approves Temporary Change in Polling Locations
By Adam Swift The majority of Winthrop voters will see a change in their polling locations for the town election on Tuesday, Nov. 4. The change in polling locations is due to the demolition and abatement of the old middle…
No Delay for Old Middle School Demolition Bids
By Adam Swift Despite a misprint in a recent legal ad, there will not be a delay in the bidding process for the demolition and abatement of the old middle school. The old middle school is being demolished to make…
Peter Gill will Seek Re-election to the Winthrop Housing Authority
Special to the Transcript Peter says it has been his pleasure to serve in this position and to witness the dedication of Peg Lyons and her committed staff as they do their jobs so well caring for our residents’ needs…
Joe Aiello Announces Re-election Bid for Precinct 5 Town Council
Special to the Transcript Joe Aiello has announced his intent to seek election to the Precinct 5 seat of the Town Council. The following is his announcement. Four years ago, I ran for elective office for the first time. I…
News Briefs
Blessing of the Animals and Shelter Pet Supply Drive On Oct. 4 at St. John’s Episcopal Church St John’s Episcopal Church, 225 Bowdoin Street, Winthrop will host a Blessing of the Animals at 5:30pm on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025. The…
Winthrop Candidates Night Set for Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Senior Center
Special to the Transcript The Winthrop Republican Town Committee is pleased to once again host Meet the Candidates Night on Thursday October 9 starting at 6:30 pm in the Robert A. DeLeo Senior Center, 35 Harvard Street. This nonpartisan, informational forum…
Town Announces Candidates for Upcoming Nov. 4 Election
Staff Report The Town of Winthrop has released the official list of candidates who will appear on the ballot for the municipal election on November 4, 2025. The election includes races for various town offices, including Town Council President, Councilor…
Town Council Approves Four Memorial Requests
By Adam Swift Last week, the town council approved four memorial requests that span the history of the town and the country, from the Revolutionary War to World War II to two modern-day Winthrop leaders. Council President Jim Letterie introduced…
Project Play Celebrates Another Successful Farmers Market and Summer Season
Special to the Transcript As the leaves turn and the temperatures mellow, Project Play Winthrop Board would like to express our pride and gratitude for another amazing season of music, movement, community and PLAY at the Winthrop Farmers Market. Since…