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Lobster Bisque Friday!

NORTH READING – Enjoy the Lobster Bisque Lenten Luncheon at the Union Congregational Church, 148 Haverhill St., this Friday from noon to 1 p.m. Suggested donation: $15 includes bisque, breads, beverages and dessert.

 

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Broadway preview: NOTEorious to perform at Sing Fling April 11

NORTH READING — NOTEorious, North Reading High School’s all voiced competitive a cappella group, has placed in the top seven from an initial field of more than 200 groups competing across the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.

They have now qualified to compete in New York City on Friday, April 25 at 7 p.m…

 

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Food Pantry gains a helping hand from elementary students

STUDENT volunteers who attend the Batchelder’s YMCA After School program carried their donations to the Food Pantry, which is located nearby at 150 Haverhill St. (Eva Hanegraaff Photo)

 

 


By EVA HANEGRAAFF

NORTH READING — In the small, white building next to the Union Congregational Church sits the North Reading Food Pantry. Set up like…

 

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Closing the budget gap an arduous process

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — Have wrapped up multiple hours of budget presentations from all town departments over the course of three meetings in March plus an additional two workshop sessions, the Select Board continues to work with the town’s financial planners to balance the FY26 budget.

Department heads were tasked in late March…

 

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Are egg cartons recyclable?

By BRETT SCHULTZ
Sustainability Committee Member

Egg cartons are a common household item, but their recyclability largely depends on the material they are made from. The three main types of egg cartons: paperboard, plastic, and styrofoam, each require different handling.

Paperboard egg cartons are generally recyclable in most curbside programs. They are made from recycled…

 

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Town to gain steady income stream from battery storage facility

By MAUREEN DOHERTY

NORTH READING — How can the town increase its revenues without raising taxes and fees?

This is an ongoing debate, especially in a town with less than 13 percent of its tax base supported by commercial interests.

At the April 7 Select Board meeting, a unanimous vote by the board solidified a…

 

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A striking display of quilts by Lorna Allen

STOP BY the library this month to view nine colorful handmade quilts created by North Reading resident Lorna Allen, who is known to her quilting friends for her expertise in fabrics and color palettes. (Emily Klesaris Photo)

 

By EMILY KLESARIS

NORTH READING — After showcasing her sewing skills with dozens of charming handmade American…

 

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NRCC Showcase April 19

NORTH READING — The North Reading Community Coffeehouse is proud to present its April 2025 Showcase on Saturday, April 19 at 6:30 p.m. in the Library Activity Room. The performers are Jay “Singing Spirit” Cunningham, The Fretbenders featuring Dee and Bob Kordas, Chris Murray and Andrew Sexton.

“We have a group of very talented musicians…

 

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Seniors master the iPad with MVES

IPAD BASICS graduates pose with MVES staff members after receiving their course completion certificates. One iPad per household was also provided by MVES to the graduates. Front row, l-r: Jingxuan (Juno) Hong (MVES staff), Keli Yianacopolus (MVES staff), Michael Onessimo, McKayla Arnold (MVES Technology Access Program Manager), Linda Pearce and Sandra Frongillo; (back row, l-r):

 

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Live music at Aldersgate’s Free-for-All Breakfast Sat.

NORTH READING — On Saturday, April 12, Aldersgate UMC invites you to enjoy their buffet of breakfast fare, from pancakes and french toast, to baked beans, bacon, sausage, eggs, fresh fruit, oatmeal, quick breads and more!

And this month, Art Grossman from the North Reading Community Coffeehouse returns to share his folk tunes! All offered…

 

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RMLD customers face 6.6% rate increase

READING — The Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) Citizens’ Advisory Board and Board of Commissioners approved an average rate increase of 6.6% effective April 1, 2025.

An average RMLD residential customer using approximately 800 kilowatt hours (kWh) per month can expect their monthly bill increase by approximately $9.50.

Approximately $5 (half) of the increase can…

 

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Feeding the Food Pantry

NORTH READING Girl Scouts participated in the annual Mega Drop at the North Reading Food Pantry on Saturday, March 29.  Various town Girl Scout Troops collected food items throughout the month of March and then delivered them to the pantry for the Mega Drop event. In addition to collecting a variety of food items for

 

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