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PHOTO: Life in a bubble

LITTLE SCHOOL kindergarten and preschool students enjoyed a fantastic enrichment program when Keith Johnson visited and shared the secret life of bubbles with the kids. Above, student Talia Colon will never forget the view from inside this massive bubble. (Suzanne Baker Photo)
LITTLE SCHOOL kindergarten and preschool students enjoyed a fantastic enrichment program when Keith Johnson visited and shared the secret life of bubbles with the kids. Above, student Talia Colon will never forget the view from inside this massive bubble. (Suzanne Baker Photo)

Published in the July 2, 2015 edition

 

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PHOTO: Helping others thrive

BROWNIE TROOP 78188 made great use of an early release from school by volunteering at Cradles to Crayons in Boston. The organization aims to provide the 300,000 in-need children throughout Massachusetts with the essentials they need to thrive at home, at school and at play. On this particular day the troop cleaned and sorted toys to be distributed to 100 local children in need. Front Row: Karina Mountain, Nina Pagliuca, Julia Scammon, Madison McGuire, Erin Dee. Middle Row: Eve Hanegraaf, Isabelle Lazure, Jack Lazure, Matthew Lazure. Back Row: Anna Abruzzese, Cassidy Sheehan , Madeline Forristall, Hailey Labarge, Alexa Pepper, Adriana Gonzales. (Courtesy Photo)
BROWNIE TROOP 78188 made great use of an early release from school by volunteering at Cradles to Crayons in Boston. The organization aims to provide the 300,000 in-need children throughout Massachusetts with the essentials they need to thrive at home, at school and at play. On this particular day the troop cleaned and sorted toys

 

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Water rates to rise 8 percent

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING – Residents will notice an increase in their water bills in the coming fiscal year. Monday night, the Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to increase the town’s water rates by 8 percent in the next billing period that starts July 1.

After a short presentation on the finances of the…

 

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SC, teachers agree on 3–year contract

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING — The school system’s teachers are getting a raise after the School Committee and North Reading Education Association (NREA) came to an agreement on a new three–year contract on Monday.

The contract, which was ratified by the NREA earlier this month, was approved in a 4–0 vote with one abstention…

 

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Cafeteria workers get one–year deal

By DAN TOMASELLO

NORTH READING — The school system’s teachers are getting a raise after the School Committee and North Reading Education Association (NREA) came to an agreement on a new three–year contract on Monday.

The contract, which was ratified by the NREA earlier this month, was approved in a 4–0 vote with one abstention…

 

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PHOTO: Class of 2015

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THE LITTLE SCHOOL FIFTH GRADERS, looking forward to the last day of school on June 29, spell out ‘2015’ in this photo, which will be signed by every student, framed and given as a gift to the school. (Courtesy Photo)

 

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Central St. paving to begin July 13

The North Reading Department of Public Works (DPW) has announced that construction will begin on Central Street on or about July 13, 2015.  This will begin with approximately a weeks’ worth of pulverizing to reclaim the road surface.  The DPW will schedule a paving crew to begin work the following week to limit the…

 

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Assessing manager inspections

NORTH READING — The North Reading Assessor will be conducting inspections of properties sold during calendar year 2014, as with property that has or had a building permit.  These interior inspections are conducted by Assessing Manager Debbie Carbone and take approximately 20 minutes to complete.  If access is not granted, a form letter will be…

 

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Annual property measuring and listing

NORTH READING — The Assessor’s Office is beginning the annual cyclical cycle of measuring and listing of properties. Paula Berry is a private contractor hired by the town to measure and inspect the properties on the streets listed below.

If you are not home, Berry will measure the outside of the home and leave a…

 

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Residents grill Kinder Morgan on pipeline plans

Published in the June 18, 2015 edition

KINDER MORGAN SPOKESMEN Steve Keady, (left) and Michael Lennon took questions from residents and town officials Monday night regarding the proposed natural gas pipeline through town. (Bob Turosz Photo)
KINDER MORGAN SPOKESMEN Steve Keady, (left) and Michael Lennon took questions from residents and town officials Monday night regarding the proposed natural gas pipeline through town.
(Bob Turosz Photo)

By BOB TUROSZ

NORTH READING  — Representatives from Kinder Morgan, the giant energy company that is planning a natural…

 

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48 town employees made over $100K in 2014

Published in the June 18, 2015 edition

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NORTH READING – Forty-eight town employees made over $100,000 in salary in calendar year 2014, according to a list of the town’s to 50 salaries requested by the Transcript and furnished by the town’s Finance Department.

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Fourth generation firefighter

Published in the June 18, 2015 edition

 

TWO GENERATIONS of firefighters, North Reading Chief Bill Warnock and his son Reid, a reserve firefighter in Middleton. (Courtesy Photo)
TWO GENERATIONS of firefighters, North Reading Chief Bill Warnock and his son Reid, a reserve firefighter in Middleton. (Courtesy Photo)

 

NORTH READING —  Reid Warnock was recently sworn in as a reserve firefighter for the Town of Middleton.

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