On a recent sunny day, while strolling through the downtown business district, the Winchester News ran into the most unlikely person.
His name is Ron Diberto, but he’s best know as the “Mill City Santa” from Lowell.
So, what was he doing in Winchester?
Dilberto said he wanted to see what Winchester’s like so he was wandering around downtown.
And he was nice enough to let us snap his photo! Happy holidays!
Community preservation funds, special education reserve pass in second session
Members debate the Forest Ridge land taking, which needs a two-thirds vote, after the Finance Committee opposed it and the Select Board split 2-2. A third session is set for Nov. 12.
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Design votes lock in an estimated $8 million of later costs as next year’s budget gap tops $6 million
The following was submitted by Douglas Vandergraph: A town can be proud of its tradition of civic participation and still have neighbors whose voices are difficult to hear. That is not necessarily a contradiction. It is a reminder that participating in public life asks different things of different people. Winchester’
The following was submitted by the Winchester Cooperative Theatre: Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Winchester Cooperative Theatre’s fall production of “Newsies” is NOT to be missed! Featuring talented Winchester children in grades 5 through 8, “Newsies” will perform at McCall Middle School, 458 Main St., on the following
Community preservation funds, special education reserve pass in second session
Members debate the Forest Ridge land taking, which needs a two-thirds vote, after the Finance Committee opposed it and the Select Board split 2-2. A third session is set for Nov. 12.
