Month: June 2018

Police Blotter 06-28-2018

Monday, June 18 Well being check on Shirley St., male passed out behind wheel unknown if sleeping or passed out. Complaint from Townsend St., called found needles and placed them in recycle bin. Would like an officer to retrieve them.…

Why Is Plastic Pollution Partisan?

Pollution should be a non-partisan issue. But, for some reason, it’s not. On June 5th, World Environment Day (WED), India’s Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Harsh Vadham, announced India’s unprecedented pledge to abandon single-use plastics by 2022 at…

Letters to the Editor

I WAS SHOCKED BY HIS WORDS Dear Editor, I recently stood out on Belle Isle Bridge with a number of other Winthrop residents holding signs supporting diversity, respecting all cultures, and opposing  the inhumane immigration actions of the Trump administration:…

Sports 06-28-2018

Winthrop’s Mike Eruzione inducted in to MIAA Hall of Fame By Cary Shuman The most famous Olympic hockey player of all time is now officially an MIAA sports legend as well. Winthrop’s Mike Eruzione, captain of the 1980 Gold Medal-winning…

Obituaries 06-28-2018

Thelma ‘Tibe’ Kaminsky Active at Winthrop Senior Center, enjoyed her role as ‘family yente’ Thelma “Tibe” Kaminsky of Winthrop died on Saturday, June 23. She was 86 years old. “Tibe,” as she was called by those who loved her, worked…