Final state budget slashes town’s local aid by $965K

STONEHAM, MA - The Selectmen rejected calls this Tuesday by Town Administrator David Ragucci to immediately convene a Special Town Meeting to plug a $965,000 budget gap created by reductions to Stoneham’s state aid figures.

Local officials push for Tri-Community Bikeway funds

Board of Health decision delayed until July 28

Judge tosses out Board of Health election results

WEF honors faculty & staff

WILMINGTON – Every year the Wilmington Educational Foundation recognizes the special teachers working hard in Wilmington schools. This year, the WEF did something a little different and opened up the honors to all faculty and staff, and the results showed that kids value everyone in their schools.

Not guilty plea

Mosquito problems?

When the Swain School was modern

South Fire Station to close as of...today

TEWKSBURY – The Board of Selectmen called a special meeting Tuesday night to make an announcement that residents were not eager to hear: The South Fire Station will close again for two months this summer.

Spectacular fireworks

Mosquito problems?

Here comes... Murph’s Fun Run

Woburn’s Knowles wins book award

WOBURN - It’s probably safe to assume that most fourth graders - and maybe even some adults - have never heard of Benazir Bhutto. Not only has Woburn’s Kayla Knowles heard of the late Pakistani prime minister, she did enough research on Bhutto to write a report that was eloquent enough to be selected as one of five national winners of Arrow Book Club’s “Great Women in History” essay contest.

Sisters riding for Dad

Pension bill looks to alleviate the pressure on a system damaged by economy

MOVIE REVIEW: “TRANSFORMERS:REVENGE OF THE FALLEN”

In a plot that is very similar to the first film, where the evil Decepticon forces pose a threat to the future of the entire planet, it is up to Optimus Prime and his Autobots to once again save mankind and Earth from utter destruction in this, the second film in the ponetial big-screen franchise from director Michael Bay.

Mass. mom pleads not guilty to denying son meds

SALEM (AP) — A woman accused of withholding cancer treatment from her autistic son by canceling appointments and not filling prescriptions pleaded not guilty Monday to an attempted murder charge in the boy's death.

Mass. jail still cleaning up after inmate revolt

Man charged with killing fiancee in Walpole crash

'Molotov cocktails' thrown inside Brockton church