Woburn Morning Brief, Nov. 5: Election results in for governor, Senate races
Woburn election results are in for governor, U.S. Senate and state legislative races after polls closed Tuesday night.
Woburn election results are in for governor, U.S. Senate and state legislative races after polls closed Tuesday night.
October home sales roundup highlights trust transfers. From our own coverage: October home sales roundup highlights trust transfers.
Planning Board weighs first subdivision rewrite since 1985. From our own coverage: Planning Board weighs first subdivision rewrite since 1985; License Commission takes up alcohol hours, fire safety compliance.
Woburn recorded 17 property transfers in October, but only seven carried a market sale price, ranging from $212,000 to $12,300,000 with a median of $650,000. The month's standout transaction was a $12,300,000 sale at 28 Torrice Dr between two LLCs.
Schools receive state's biliteracy gold star award. From our own coverage: Schools receive state's biliteracy gold star award. Also in today's brief (3 items): Cummings Park ranked top flex, R&D space; Mayor weighs options as trash contract nears end.
Woburn Public Schools wins Massachusetts Seal of Biliteracy Gold Star Award for multilingual programs. From our own coverage: Schools earn state's biliteracy gold star award.
The Woburn School Committee voted unanimously to adopt the district's new strategic plan, formalizing instructional leadership teams, "culture, climate and belonging" teams and a revised hiring process already running in schools.
City Council honors Daily Times Chronicle's 125 years. Also in today's brief (2 items): Little Sparrows earns innovation designation from Vizient; City Council honors Daily Times Chronicle's 125 years.
Woburn Memorial faces Arlington in field hockey. From our own coverage: Youth hockey teams play full weekend slate; Condo sale leads latest deed activity report. Also in today's brief (3 items): Woburn Memorial faces Arlington in field hockey.
A Woburn condominium sale led all September and October property transfers at $934,900. From our own coverage: Condo sale tops fall deed activity at $934,900.
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