The following was submitted by Wright-Locke Farm:
On Sunday, Oct. 27, Wright-Locke Farm will host its second Harvest Fest at its all seasons barn, 82 Ridge St., from 12-4 p.m.
Come celebrate the fall harvest with music, food and craft beer by Arlington Brewing Company.
Tickets are $8 for pre-registered guests, $12 for walk-ins.
There will be food and drink for sale. Cash recommended, cards accepted.
For more information or to pre-register, visit wlfarm.org.
Just what was the chemical that caused Winchester Public Schools to be closed Oct. 10? Acid. The Fire Department was called to Winchester High School late in the afternoon on Oct. 9 after a custodian discovered something coming from a storage cabinet in the side room of a third floor
By Aaron Shwom and Noah Shwom When we learned that all Winchester Public Schools were closed today because of a chemical spill at the high school, my second-grade son, Noah, had questions — and ideas. Aaron: So, Noah, how did you feel when you heard school was canceled today? Noah: I
The following was submitted by the Conservation Commission: The Conservation Commission is responsible for the care and control of Winchester’s conservation spaces. Winchester has almost 150 acres of conservation space with the largest being Winning Farm, Sucker Brook, and Town Forest. These serve multiple purposes, and the commission has
Mairead Christopher, Euan Gwee and Hudson Lewandowski recently invited residents attending a mid-September farmers market to “adopt a drain.” Winchester High School sophomore Gwee says that he became involved in the Adopt-a-Drain program when he was looking for an Eagle Scout project. “I found this town program and I signed
