Andrea Warren, left, Marcia Jones and Susan Gianino were among the survivors to ‘Celebrate Life’ during a cancer survivor’s event. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER HOSPITAL
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The following was submitted by Winchester Hospital:
About 100 current and former cancer patients and clinicians came together to “Celebrate Life” at the annual Cancer Survivor’s Event hosted by Winchester Hospital.
The yearly event, held at the Crowne Plaza in Woburn, honors those who have survived cancer while also serving as an inspiration to newly diagnosed patients and their families.
Administrative Director of Operations Angela Fish for BIDMC Winchester Center for Cancer Care, left, Winchester Hospital Breast Care Center Manager Pat Selleck-Graham, Manager Radiation Oncology Matt McLaughlin, Community Health Programs Supervisor Angeline Brady at Center for Healthy Living, Winchester Hospital Breast Care Center Office Coordinator Lori Young and Winchester Hospital Breast Care Center Nurse Coordinator Nancy Littlehale at the survivor’s event. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER HOSPITAL
Amid discussion of budgets, essential services and a possible override, the Winchester School Committee must also decide when is the best time to ask for a little bit more.
The Muraco School project is fully in the jetstream of the Massachusetts School Building Authority funding program, but Superintendent Dr. Frank
The following was submitted by the Office of Sen. Jason Lewis:
Sen. Jason Lewis led the passage of legislation in the Massachusetts Senate to make it easier for municipalities to provide some tax relief to seniors struggling to pay increasing property taxes and not be taxed out of their communities.
The Select Board continued its deliberations on a Proposition 2½ vote on Jan. 26, but it left unresolved how large it should be and how long it should last — with members split between a cautious three-year plan and a more ambitious four-year approach.
The discussion came with barely two weeks
The Winchester School Committee is still honing its fiscal year 2027 budget, but with a number of deadlines looming, the window for tweaking is just about closed.
During the Jan. 22 School Committee meeting, member Michelle Berstrom presented a revised budget timeline that includes:
• Jan. 28, 2026 – Budget Summit with
The following was submitted by the Winchester Community Music School:
On Sunday, Feb. 1, join the Winchester Community Music School for “An Afternoon with Beethoven & Brahms,” an engaging afternoon of chamber music featuring the rich blend of clarinet, cello, and piano., beginning at 4 p.m. in Nichols
Amid discussion of budgets, essential services and a possible override, the Winchester School Committee must also decide when is the best time to ask for a little bit more.
The Muraco School project is fully in the jetstream of the Massachusetts School Building Authority funding program, but Superintendent Dr. Frank
The following was submitted by the Office of Sen. Jason Lewis:
Sen. Jason Lewis led the passage of legislation in the Massachusetts Senate to make it easier for municipalities to provide some tax relief to seniors struggling to pay increasing property taxes and not be taxed out of their communities.
The following was submitted by the Parish of the Epiphany:
Join Parish of the Epiphany at 70 Church St. in Winchester for a special concert featuring Culomba (“dove” in Corsican) and its own Epiphany Choristers on Friday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m.
Culomba is a professional vocal ensemble specializing