Election night live with Winchester News: Senate, governor, ballot questions and local races
Winchester News is live all night with updates on the U.S. Senate race, governor, the 5th Congressional District, nine ballot questions and local races.
Will Dowd | Staff Writer
Live updates: Winchester election results, Nov. 3
Unofficial precinct-by-precinct results for Winchester in state and federal races and ballot questions, updated as totals are posted after polls close at 8 p.m.
Winchester Select Board backs special education reserve as members split on free cash timing
Software request waits until Thursday; transfer station fees and Muraco study agreement likely Nov. 23
Winchester Town Meeting tracker: All 45 warrant articles, explained
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State moves Winchester’s Muraco Elementary into feasibility study after four applications
Winchester’s open-plan school from the 1960s, with 60-year-old windows and a shrinking roster, begins deciding what comes next
What would Forest Ridge really cost? Winchester weighs taking land it wouldn’t buy
Forest Ridge, rejected as purchase in May, comes before members Nov. 5 as eminent domain article with lower appraisal, new grants and open cost questions
Winchester to charge 35 cents per kilowatt-hour at Laraway Road, high school chargers
Drivers will pay through AmpUp app starting on or shortly after Nov. 2; idle fee still under review
Ansaldi becomes Winchester’s permanent deputy town manager
Former Concord finance chief, whose whistleblower suit there remains active, has served in an interim role since May
Winchester News’ guide to the Nov. 3 election: Two new senators, one House race and nine questions
Mail applications close Oct. 27, early voting runs through Oct. 30 at Town Hall, and the state’s nine questions, a pair of uncontested Senate seats and a contested House race await a town split between districts.
Winchester tops 2,000 early ballots as registration closes Saturday
Residents can still sign up online until 11:59 p.m. or in person at Town Hall, where voting continues through Oct. 30
Winchester to hold hearing on fall Town Meeting warrant articles
A remote session Oct. 28 comes eight days ahead of the Nov. 5 start date.
Winchester capital list leaves $12M Town Hall problem unsolved
Committee steers fall spending toward designs, vehicles and repairs while holding stabilization money for construction bills to come.
Winchester plug-in share nears triple the state rate
Town plans fee for Laraway Road charger; Lynch School ports await activation
Mothers, a counselor and recovery coaches speak for four dead sons at Winchester vigil
Winchester resident Margaret Walsh had one child. She does not believe he could have been saved. “Robbie was never meant to be a day over 19,” she told the crowd on the Winchester Town Common on Sept. 30 . “He was never meant to go to college. This is just the
Four families to share stories at Winchester’s second recovery vigil
Some people stop at the colored flags and recovery signs Dot Butler has been putting out on the Winchester Town Common this month. Many do not. “People walk by, see what you have, and keep going,” said Butler, community health program manager for the Winchester Health Department. Others come over.
Nor’easter spares Winchester flooding but leaves trees down
Public Works hauls limbs off Main Street as rain totals come in well short of Friday's projection