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School budget balanced; 7th grade foreign language program survives

Published in the May 5, 2016 edition

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING —The School Committee unanimously approved the school department’s fiscal year 2017 budget totaling $28,546,142 on Monday.

The FY’17 school budget represents a 3.8 percent increase ($1,051,068) over the $27,495,074 school budget for FY’16.

Finance Director Michael Connelly said the FY’17 school budget includes…

 

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Workshop on future water supply May 11

Published in the May 5, 2016 edition

NORTH READING — The second informational workshop on the town’s plans to secure its water supply future and plan for any future potential wastewater service will be held Wednesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the Distance Learning Lab of North Reading High School.

The first session attracted…

 

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PHOTO: A tree for Ipswich River Park

ARBOR DAY. The North Reading Garden Club and local Boy and Girl Scouts welcomed Arbor Day by planting a Bradford Pear tree at Ipswich River Park again this year. The day was bright and sunny but chilly. (Bob Turosz Photo)
ARBOR DAY. The North Reading Garden Club and local Boy and Girl Scouts welcomed Arbor Day by planting a Bradford Pear tree at Ipswich River Park again this year. The day was bright and sunny but chilly. (Bob Turosz Photo)

Published in the May 5, 2016 edition

 

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Pipeline foes hail KM decision to pull plug

Published in the April 28, 2016 edition

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – Opponents of the Kinder Morgan gas pipeline that was planned to cut a route through North Reading savored the company’s decision last week to pull the plug on the controversial plan, even though they know this may only be a temporary reprieve…

 

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Town votes Tuesday

Contested races for Selectmen, SC

Published in the April 28, 2016 edition

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – Contested races in North Reading’s annual town elections have become increasingly rare in recent years, but the ballot in next Tuesday’s balloting, May 3, is a two-for, with competition for both the Board of Selectmen and School…

 

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Learn about mosquitoes and ticks in North Reading

Published in the April 28, 2016 edition

NORTH READING — The North Reading Health Department and the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be hosting a community public health informative and educational presentation on the biology of mosquitoes and ticks, the diseases that they carry, what is being done to control mosquitoes, a review of…

 

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PHOTO: We’re sharks!

THERE'S A COMMOTION IN THE OCEAN! The Batchelder School first graders performed the roles of sharks, octopus, star fish, sea horses, clown fish and crabs in the musical Go Fish! (Nancy Boudreau Photo)
THERE’S A COMMOTION IN THE OCEAN! The Batchelder School first graders performed the roles of sharks, octopus, star fish, sea horses, clown fish and crabs in the musical Go Fish! (Nancy Boudreau Photo)

Published in the April 28, 2016 edition

 

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Melanoma fighter runs to take back her life and fear…less

Published in the April 28, 2016 edition

(Editor’s Note: May is Melanoma Awareness Month. The following article was written by Kate (Wohlfarth) Beland, a Stage 3 Melanoma fighter with a mission to touch as many people as possible and raise awareness about the disease. A 1993 graduate of North Reading High School, Beland will celebrate

 

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A special celebration of legacy and future for Harold Parker Forest

Published in the April 21, 2016 edition

HAVE A PIECE OF CAKE. Pat Keck, (left), President of the Friends of Harold Parker and Beth Thomson, also of the Friends, cut the 100th anniversary birthday cake for Harold Parker State Forest at Saturday's celebration. (Bob Turosz Photo)
HAVE A PIECE OF CAKE. Pat Keck, (left), President of the Friends of Harold Parker and Beth Thomson, also of the Friends, cut the 100th anniversary birthday cake for Harold Parker State Forest at Saturday’s celebration. (Bob Turosz Photo)

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – Suppose they gave…

 

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DPW budget takes account of staffing changes

Published in the April 21, 2016 edition

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – June Town Meeting is still six weeks away and none of the town budgets, including the school department, have been nailed down yet, which is another way of saying everything remains a work in progress.

Nowhere on the general government side of…

 

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Dumping student parking fee will increase budget deficit

Published in the April 21, 2016 edition

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING — The High School’s proposed student parking fee is inching closer to being placed on the chopping block, even though it will add $45,000 to next year’s budget gap of more than $350,000.

Superintendent of Schools Jon Bernard and Finance Director Michael Connelly…

 

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PHOTO: Bear hug

BEAR HUG. State Senator Bruce Tarr, who represents North Reading, was thrilled to meet Smokey the Bear at the 100th anniversary celebration for Harold Parker State Forest on Saturday. (Bob Turosz Photo)
BEAR HUG. State Senator Bruce Tarr, who represents North Reading, was thrilled to meet Smokey the Bear at the 100th anniversary celebration for Harold Parker State Forest on Saturday. (Bob Turosz Photo)

Published in the April 21, 2016 edition

 

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