Wendy Boerner Clifford would like to wish her father, Carl Boerner, a very happy 80th birthday on May 8.
Boerner is a long term-Winchester resident, Past Winchester Boat Club Commodore, Jenks Center Facilities Committee member, Past Warden for Precinct 1, Past Chairman of the Winchester Conservation Committee, Board Member of the Mount Vernon House, Member of the Stage Crew for the Winton Club Cabaret, and Winchester’s 2011 Co-Citizen of the Year.
Will Winchester move from Robert’s Rules of Order to Town Meeting Time? That’s a question Town Meeting will possibly answer in the fall. The final night of the Spring Town Meeting wrapped up with no definite decision over which parliamentary process will used, despite heavy debate, but instead
Were proposed changes for a new building at 10 Converse Place significant enough from a 2022 special permit? That’s the decision the Planning Board was wrestling with during a public hearing earlier this week — a decision that turned into a unanimous vote. However, the board left the May 6
Lauren Valdario and Giacomo Cantoni share two very important things — both are Winchester natives and both are working at their dream jobs. On a sunny spring morning, both Valdario and Cantoni sat down to talk about what it’s like to work as police officers in the same community where
A passionate group of residents in the quiet town of Winchester is rekindling a grassroots movement in defense of democracy. Winchester Area Democracy in Action (WADIA) was born in 2001 during a period of unrest, sparked by opposition to the impending Iraq War. Though the organization faded over time, its
Will Winchester move from Robert’s Rules of Order to Town Meeting Time? That’s a question Town Meeting will possibly answer in the fall. The final night of the Spring Town Meeting wrapped up with no definite decision over which parliamentary process will used, despite heavy debate, but instead
Were proposed changes for a new building at 10 Converse Place significant enough from a 2022 special permit? That’s the decision the Planning Board was wrestling with during a public hearing earlier this week — a decision that turned into a unanimous vote. However, the board left the May 6
Lauren Valdario and Giacomo Cantoni share two very important things — both are Winchester natives and both are working at their dream jobs. On a sunny spring morning, both Valdario and Cantoni sat down to talk about what it’s like to work as police officers in the same community where
We hope everyone enjoyed our first foray into the world of print! Town Day, to be held on June 7 this year, will have some focus on the 175th Anniversary and the history of Winchester. Therefore, Winchester News is sponsoring a trolley tour covering some Winchester history that should dovetail
