“I saw what looked like a snout and at that moment my heart sank,” the Lawrence man said.
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Woburn's Jaclyn Russis "felt heartbroken [for] the graduating seniors" and took it upon herself to make a gift for the class.
These local heroes are "high school and college students donating their time to help young children cope with anxiety and uncertainty."
Barbara Graham is the director of community relations at the Woburn assisted and independent living community.
"There’s a river going down our street," one resident said.
Jennifer Millerick is the general manager of the Courtyard Boston Woburn North and "leads with integrity and empathy," her nominator wrote.
Resident Samantha Drinkwater brought her proposal for a rainbow crosswalk to the city Traffic Commission, July 16.
A database of UFO sightings includes eight reports from Woburn, with the most recent in June.
Residents have nominated local volunteers who stepped up in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Help us recognize more people.
Gage is the executive director of the James L. McKeown Boys & Girls Club of Woburn.
Cardoso is an English teacher in Woburn Memorial High School's PEAK program, designed for students who need additional support to graduate.
Woburn officials said the new date will be announced as soon as it’s scheduled and confirmed.
Youth Villages was one of 130 local nonprofits to receive an award from the Cummings Foundation’s $20 Million Grant Program.
The use of the city's courts will be heavily restricted, with measures still in place to control the virus's spread.
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Woburn resident Andrea LaLumiere has coordinated mask and food donations through the Woburn Coronavirus Neighbors Helping Neighbors group.
Social Capital Inc., the Woburn Business Association and the city launched a week-long push to help each other, Tuesday.
Woburn's Elizabeth Fishlin started a fundraiser to provide meals for healthcare workers around the region.
Learn more about Sylvan Learning’s virtual online tutoring classes and how they're serving the Woburn, Danvers and Swampscott communities.
Woburn's Richard S. Tarby, Jr. is working shifts on four hours sleep, according to his nomination.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
An electrical fire in the Bowe-Willett family home has left them unable to return for over half a year
National Volunteer Week is celebrated April 19-25, a week dedicated to celebrating volunteers. Siobhan Fagan awarded Volunteer of the Year.
The nursery donated hundreds of pots of tulips to decorate the hospital for Passover and Easter.
For the health, safety and enjoyment of our inductees, the Woburn Hall of Fame event has been postponed.
The Woburn Catholic Collaborative is offering weekly drive-up confession in the St. Barbara Parish parking lot.
Matthew Rourke won a $1 million prize in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “The Fastest Road to $1 Million” instant ticket game.
The organization will be funding 26 new and innovative projects in the Woburn Public Schools.
Please join us in celebrating the achievements and contributions of this year's inductees!
Lectures are scheduled for every Wednesday from Jan. 29 to Feb. 26.
Who should be in the Woburn Hall of Fame? Deadline for nominations is December 1, 2019
Loren is serving as this year's keynote at the WCEF Women's Forum & Purse Raffle
The state money will be used for clean energy projects.
Provides Need Items to Children in Need
Woburn-based Cummings Properties hired close to 30 local high school and college students this summer.
Collecting Supplies for Old Colony YMCA
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