Live: Winchester Town Meeting returns for second night
Members approved $4.8 million in capital projects Thursday and resume at 7 p.m. Monday with 19 warrant articles still open, including the Forest Ridge land taking and five citizen petitions. A third session is set for Nov. 12.
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Winchester Town Meeting clears capital slate, Forest Ridge fight waits
Design votes lock in an estimated $8 million of later costs as next year’s budget gap tops $6 million
Winchester Select Board backs early Thanksgiving breakfast at Black Horse Tavern, splits on morning alcohol
Tie vote keeps 11 a.m. start for drinks as health officials cite student procession past restaurant
Winchester Select Board puts off recommendation on taking of Forest Ridge property by eminent domain
Bettencourt seeks public questioning of Bell Point before Town Meeting weighs eminent domain; chair Brady says ‘we’re not negotiating’
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Black Horse Tavern will be closed Thanksgiving due to Select Board vote
To the Editor: As manager of Black Horse Tavern, I sincerely apologize to all of our customers and especially the football parents that continued the Thanksgiving breakfast tradition throughout the past 16 years. Unfortunately, we will be closed on Thanksgiving, which was not our choice. I want to thank all
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Winchester Town Meeting clears capital slate, Forest Ridge fight waits
Design votes lock in an estimated $8 million of later costs as next year’s budget gap tops $6 million
Winchester football begins D-2 Super Bowl playoffs tonight against North Quincy at Quincy’s Veterans Memorial Stadium
The Winchester High football team is cruising into the Division 2 Super Bowl playoffs after easily dispatching host Belmont last Friday night, 35-0. Since then, they have been preparing for North Quincy, a familiar opponent that they defeated in the Round of 16 last year at home, 42-6.