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Election 2025 is now over. The results from the March 22 townwide elections have been certified by the Town Clerk’s office. Town Clerk MaryEllen Marshall released the final numbers March 27, with 17.3% of Winchester residents casting a vote in the election, or 2,951 votes, out of
Newcomers win spots on Winchester Select Board, School Committee
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Winchester family wants neighborhood dog gone after son bitten
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Another source of local news for Winchester neighborhood
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Winchester town manager Beth Rudolph tenders resignation
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