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NORTH READING – The 2025 Memorial Day parade, organized by the North Reading Company of Minit and Militia, will step off from the town common at 11:15 a.m., on Monday, May 26, as the town marks observances to honor their war dead.

All units planning to march in the parade must notify the organizers and…

NORTH READING — The North Reading Community Impact Team is launching its first in-town recovery support group. Unlike many group models, this model welcomes both those in recovery as well as the families and loved ones of those affected by addiction in one space.

Drug-Free Communities Grant Director Amy Luckiewicz explained, “Our aim is to…

NORTH READING — The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be conducting a helicopter application of the biological larvicide, Bti (Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis), to control mosquito larvae.

Wetlands currently being evaluated for this application in North Reading are located at or near Batchelder Ave., Chestnut St., Crestwood Rd., Elma Rd., Equestrian Dr., Lakeside Blvd…

For the past 68 years, the North Reading Transcript has offered candidates running for municipal office the chance to tell our readers about themselves. It will be no different in 2025. So now that the Town Election season is in full swing leading up to Election Day on Tuesday, May 6, we would like to…

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — A financial gift of $30,000 to the town’s Fire Department from Amazon Robotics of North Reading was accepted with the gratitude of the Select Board Monday night.

Fire Chief Don Stats was also on hand to accept the gift which will be used to purchase a utility vehicle known…

By EVA HANEGRAAFF

NORTH READING — Throughout the town, across all grade levels, art is valued and practiced.  Students in art classes are encouraged to express themselves through the assignments…

NORTH READING — Wearing blue and yellow, town Democrats came together at Hopothecary Ales recently to toast its brave defenders…

NORTH READING – Enjoy the Lobster Bisque Lenten Luncheon at the Union Congregational Church, 148 Haverhill St. on Good Friday from noon to 1 p.m. Suggested donation: $15 includes bisque, breads, beverages and dessert. It’s the last luncheon of the Lenten season