A Woburn trust is the winner of a $25 million prize, the largest instant winner in the state's history.
A dedication ceremony for the new home of fire and ambulance services was held last week.
The park is expected to open in the next few weeks.
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Residents are invited to apply for higher education scholarships.
The organization provides English language instruction to adult learners in 24 communities in Greater Boston.
The association received a grant that will be used for education on the Mystic River watershed.
The Medeiros Recycling group is conducting an appliance, Freon, CRT, and electronics recycling drive this month.
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The project received the 2023 Library Building Award from the American Institute of Architects and the American Library Association.
There will be volunteer opportunities, information about local conservation efforts, a historic steam train, a beer garden and food trucks.
The fair at St. John's Baptist Church will have information about prostate care, breast care and diabetes, and offer COVID boosters.
Volunteers are needed to provide instructional services to local adult immigrants.
The event is free for residents, who are advised to shred items like tax information, investment records, paycheck stubs and ATM receipts.
EAL is proud to honor and celebrate the efforts of local volunteers who donate their time to support local immigrants.
Music historian John Clark will explain how music played a vital role in American women's struggles for equal status.
The baking class will give students in grades 6-12 a chance to bake classic desserts using old recipes from the Woburn Public Library.
Officials said failure to pick up after pets is illegal, bad for the environment and potentially a public health risk.
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A Waltham trust claimed the winnings from the Jan. 31 drawing. A trustee chose the cash option of $16.5M, before taxes.
The DA's office and MSP have worked jointly on recent investigations that led to the seizure of firearms, including several ghost guns.
The event is March 18 at the club and will feature live Irish music, 3 comedians, a DJ and the announcement of the $20K raffle winner.
The winning ticket to Tuesday's draw was sold at a Woburn gas station. In January, another $31M winning ticket was sold in Belchertown.
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A 3-year, $60,000 grant from Winning Home will bring a new program to Woburn's Middle Schools.
The First Church Food Pantry in Stoneham thanked its donor this week for $800 in donated food.
The fundraiser aimed to raise money for veterans with various invisible wounds of war.
A nationwide set of vigils is marking its 10th anniversary this year near the anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Kevin, a very aggressive local turkey, was the subject of an exposé in The Guardian newspaper.
McKeown, a Salem State alumnus and longtime Woburn resident, passed away in 1996.
"Thanks to volunteers and businesses for making the Mayor’s Senior Grab n’ Go event a huge success."
Mayor Scott Galvin previously outlined a funding plan for the skate park in a city capital improvement plan over the summer.
Police are raising money for Home Base, which supports care for veterans with invisible wounds such as PTSD and traumatic brain injuries.
Woburn seniors can sign up to have their yard raked. Organizers are also seeking volunteers to help provide raking services.
Residents and businesses can sign up to have their light displays featured on this year's planned Winter Lights Trolly Tour.