We asked you to send us photos of whatever’s growing in your garden, and boy, did you deliver! In July send ONE photo as an attachment to editor@winchesternews.org and put “Garden Photo” in the subject line. Tell us what it is, for those of us who don’t know their peas from their petunias.
First Congregational Church in Winchester hosting exhibit through June 14. Hours extended for PRIDEfest on June 11.
Winchester’s annual celebration began with the Jaycees in the 1970s, later revived in 1982 and still guided by longtime volunteers.
Winchester High School graduated 370 students in the Class of 2026 on Friday, June 5, 2026. The following is a list of all the students who graduated: Milla Viktoria Aberg, Felix Daniel Sullivan Abruzzese, Benjamin Michael Acker, Sarah Marjorie Adams, Jack William Allen, Emil Bernard Altaras, Sydney Gwendolyn Andella, Anamaria
The Network of Social Justice is teaming up with other organizations this June to bring a variety of events to Winchester for Pride month. The organization will be hosting five Pride events throughout the month while partnering with the Family Action Network of Winchester (FAN), the First Congregational Church of
The following was submitted by the Winchester Chamber of Commerce: On Tuesday, June 16, the Winchester Chamber of Commerce will hold its Annual Outdoor Living and Garden Tour, from 12-4 p.m., at various locations throughout Winchester. Be inspired by the green thumbs of your neighbors while visiting six uniquely
The following was submitted by the NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley Area Branch family: On Saturday, June 20, the NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley Area Branch family proudly invite area residents to “Juneteenth Nite Out: All Black & All In, a Freedom Fund Reimagined” — celebrating leadership, legacy, Black excellence, and
First Congregational Church in Winchester hosting exhibit through June 14. Hours extended for PRIDEfest on June 11.
To the Editor: I run on the Tri-Community bike path from Winchester to Stoneham and beyond frequently. I know people say graffiti leads to negative outcomes, but the article [“How graffiti detracts from bike paths: A spray-painted ride along the Tri-Community Greenway”] neglected to include how amazing the art is
