Our intrepid Winchester photographer Frank Siteman has sent up the drone to check out how the construction of the new Lynch School is going.
Since Siteman lives close by the construction site and his drone has access to the whole project, he has been able to document the building as it rises. You can now see the playground structures and solar panels on the roof.
Stay tuned for more photos as the school gets built.
Dozens of community members gathered on a chilly Tuesday evening on the common. As the candlelight flickered on in the dark evening, a moment of silence was held to celebrate the recovery of people in the community and to remember those who have passed but are not forgotten. It was
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Dozens of community members gathered on a chilly Tuesday evening on the common. As the candlelight flickered on in the dark evening, a moment of silence was held to celebrate the recovery of people in the community and to remember those who have passed but are not forgotten. It was
