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Winchester author Amy Moy’s kids books champion diversity, inclusion
Amy Moy wants the world to know it’s OK to be different. Moy, whose daughter, Evie, has Down syndrome, writes children’s books that champion diversity and inclusion. Her first self-published book, “The Polka-Dotted Penguin,” tells the story of Dottie, a penguin born with unique polka dots who embarks
Solo Ager Network presents ‘Cafe Solo: Mid-Winter Reconnect’
The following was submitted by the Solo Ager Network: On Wednesday, Feb. 26, the Solo Ager Network presents “Café Solo: A Mid-Winter Reconnect,” from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Jenks Center, 109 Skillings Road, Winchester. Solo Agers are invited to come for a warm
League of Women Voters to hold town election candidate forums in March
The following was submitted by the League of Women Voters: Winchester’s annual local town wide election will be held on March 22, with all precincts voting at Winchester High School. The League of Women Voters of Winchester will again sponsor candidate forums at the Jenks Center Cummings Room for
Step into the depths of ‘Dark Waters’ at Wright Locke Farm
The following was submitted by Soundscape Visions: Prepare to embark on a breathtaking audio-visual journey as Soundscape Visions announces the return of their much-anticipated immersive performance on Feb. 25 at Wright Locke Farm in Winchester. “We’re thrilled to bring back our immersive audio-visual experience,” says the team at Soundscape
WART holding February 2025 planning, sharing session
The following was submitted by WART: The Winchester Augmented Reality Team (WART) will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Large Meeting Room at the Winchester Public Library, 80 Washington St., Winchester. Let’s share ideas on what local artists think about extending
Winchester author Amy Moy’s kids books champion diversity, inclusion
Amy Moy wants the world to know it’s OK to be different. Moy, whose daughter, Evie, has Down syndrome, writes children’s books that champion diversity and inclusion. Her first self-published book, “The Polka-Dotted Penguin,” tells the story of Dottie, a penguin born with unique polka dots who embarks
PETS OF THE WEEK: O’Reilly, Bledsoe and Nifty
Cynthia Scali recently shared photos of her three beloved huskies with us: Nifty, O’Reilly and Bledsoe. Here is what Cynthia had to say: O’Reilly is 11 years old, and was named after Terry O’Reilly of the Boston Bruins. We had told our kids that if the Patriots
Winchester High School Girls Basketball Team, Co-op Bank join forces with Connor’s Kindness Project
The following was submitted by the Winchester Co-operative Bank: In an inspiring display of community spirit, the Winchester High School Girls Basketball Team recently visited the office of Connor’s Kindness Project in Woburn, where they assembled 190 Kindness Kits. These kits, filled with educational and comfort items, will be
PET OF THE WEEK: Winnie Bell
This is Winnie Bell von Mering, age 2, named after Winchester, Winnie the Pooh and Tinker Bell. She is part cavalier, poodle, and golden, the Teddy Bear. She loves playing in her yard (chasing all of the squirrels, birds, and bunnies), playing with her best dog friend Ozzie, kids, going
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Winchester author Amy Moy’s kids books champion diversity, inclusion
Amy Moy wants the world to know it’s OK to be different. Moy, whose daughter, Evie, has Down syndrome, writes children’s books that champion diversity and inclusion. Her first self-published book, “The Polka-Dotted Penguin,” tells the story of Dottie, a penguin born with unique polka dots who embarks
A Cappella Fest is back at Winchester High School
It’s been five years since Winchester High School has held A Cappella Fest. But this Friday night, the music will flow once again. A Cappella Fest has been going on every other year since the 1990s. But the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to the concert. In fact,
Top 10 most checked out books of 2024 at Winchester Public Library
As 2024 wraps up, you might be looking for a way to spend those cold, snowy days. What’s better than a book? And the Winchester Public Library has just what you’re looking for. Nicole Langley, WPL director, said from Jan. 1 to Nov. 30, 2024, the library saw