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
Winchester’s annual town election will take place March 21, giving voters the opportunity to select officeholders for positions that guide municipal policy, oversee town departments and manage the budget.
The annual town election will put races for town moderator, the Select Board, the School Committee and a range of
The following was submitted by Karma Asian Fusion in Winchester:
Karma Asian Fusion in Winchester, renowned for innovative sushi and a luxury atmosphere, is elevating their midweek dining experiences with a fresh lineup of culinary and cocktail options.
Loyal guests and newcomers are invited to enjoy the newly launched Happy
The Health Department in mid-November gave its go-ahead to embattled Gloria’s Pizzeria owner Steven Beck to re-open the Main Street restaurant after having fulfilled six requirements set down by the office in early October.
In a letter dated Oct. 6, Director of Public Health Jennifer Murphy informed Beck the
Hundreds of people holding signs gather every Wednesday outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Burlington. Among them are Winchester residents who say their presence is driven by concern, compassion and a sense of responsibility.
What began in April as a small demonstration organized by the group
More than half of the Winchester High School students who auditioned for the Senior District Festival have been selected for the competitive music event.
The Senior District Festival, hosted by the Massachusetts Music Educators Association Northeast District, is scheduled for Jan. 10, with the concert band and orchestra performing at
Winchester’s annual town election will take place March 21, giving voters the opportunity to select officeholders for positions that guide municipal policy, oversee town departments and manage the budget.
The annual town election will put races for town moderator, the Select Board, the School Committee and a range of
The Winchester High boys hockey team finished up the regular season last year with a 13-10 record, and were the 11th seed heading into the Division 1 state tournament. They then won two straight postseason games against Shrewsbury, the 22nd seed, 4-1, and Middlesex League rival Belmont, the sixth seed,
One year ago, the Winchester High boys basketball team entered the Division 1 state tournament as the ninth season with a 16-4 record, but as is the case of any postseason game, upsets and heartbreakers sometimes factor into the final result.
Unfortunately, both of those scenarios were rolled into one