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The following was submitted by Winchester Hospital:
Winchester Hospital on June 11 held a picnic outside of the hospital to honor its employees and volunteers.
Winchester Hospital celebrates staff, volunteers with picnic
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Winchester Town Meeting completes fall session with conservation, housing votes
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Book Ends presents Indie Author Showcase on Nov. 22
The following was submitted by Book Ends: Book Ends will host an Indie Author Showcase 2025 on Saturday, Nov. 22, from noon to 5 p.m. Visit the book store and meet local independent authors; each author will have their own books for sale which they can sign. Remember, signed
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If you asked someone a decade ago what an epidemiologist does, they may have given you a blank look. But five years on from the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, most people know these experts deal with infectious diseases. Winchester resident Elyse Fritschel is director of Infection Prevention at Tufts Medical Center
Jenks Science & Tech Talks discusses AI and spent nuclear waste
The Wilson Science & Technology Forum at The Jenks Center in Winchester By Ron Latanision and John Brown Tales from the AI Frontier On October 10, Dr. Eddie Robins spoke about the human-machine interface in the expanding presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in our lives. The rapidity with which AI
After being bounced in an Elite 8 D-1 classic matchup, WHS volleyball ready to reload to remain among the state’s best
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