Candidates for Town Council, Council President, Library Trustee, and the Housing Authority took part in a candidates’ forum sponsored by the Republican Town Forum and hosted by WBZ investigative ...

Front row are Joan Alexander Spinney, Phil Boncore, Goldie Boncore, and Carol Dalrymple.

Kaitlin Burroughs will seek election to the Winthrop School Committee. The following is her announcement: ...

The recent dedication of the “William Felton ‘Bill’ Russell Bridge” that connects Charlestown to the North End represents a fitting tribute to a wonderful man who not only was a sports legend, but who ...

Cynthia Hastings, Candidate for Library Trustee?, has issued the following announcement: “I am excited to be on the November 4 ballot as a candidate for the Board of Library Trustees. Library trustees ...

There is a $5.00 fee for a parking permit and a fee of $10.00 for a visitor’s placard whether you apply online or by mail. These fees are waived for senior citizens, or residents with a valid ...

“Dick was a proud veteran and served six years as a Winthrop Selectman,” said Letterie. “However, his passion for fire service was vast and it spanned decades. He was a fire engineer chief in Winthrop ...

Several labor unions, individually and as part of the Greater Boston Labor Council, have endorsed Hannah Belcher for Town Council President. Belcher is a union member of the Harvard Union of Clerical ...

Winthrop resident John Morgan gave a quick primer on White Cane events across the state during the public speaking portion of last week’s town council meeting.

Council President Jim Letterie has released the following statement regarding his bid for reelection: ...

During the October 7 Winthrop Improvement & Historical Association’s (WIHA) dinner meeting, in the Deane Winthrop House barn, “Doctor George Marsden,” the gentleman’s period persona, described his ...

The prospect of a lasting peace in the Middle East, a place that has been the root of so much pain and suffering in our world, truly is a reason for rejoicing today. The wars, bombings, and ...