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Chamber of Commerce holds Garden Tour

, and Nell Escobar Coakley | Staff Writer

June 18, 2024 . 1:00 PM

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Winchester residents trek through one of the gardens on the Chamber of Commerce Garden Tour. COURTESY PHOTO/SARAH NORTON

The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the flowers are exploding in a multitude of color. That must mean it’s time for the Winchester Chamber of Commerce’s annual Garden Tour.

We asked the chamber to send us photos from last week’s tour. And here’s what Associate Director Sarah Norton sent us.

Are you ready? Get on the tour! COURTESY PHOTO/SARAH NORTON

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