Last week the Winthrop CLEAR Team (Community & Law Enforcement Assisted Recovery) and the Winthrop Police Department hosted their annual memorial and recovery event. Starting from Winthrop’s Town Hall and ending at the Middle School gymnasium. At the Middle School…
Governor Maura Healey and the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) today announced the return of its Universal Access Program’s (UAP) fall programming, with a roster of activities at DCR properties throughout the state that provide equipment and support…
Last Saturday afternoon a BBQ was held at the Winthrop Lodge of Elks, this event was designated to raise money for much needed building repairs. It was a beautiful day, and lots of members and friends of the lodge were…
For us, a stockpile of pantry treats began with our introduction to the Freshé line of tuna and salmon meals, which combined legumes, vegetables, fish, and a promise of high quality and sustainability. Each tin provides a complete, high-protein meal…
The MBTA has announced major construction work will continue in October to upgrade and enhance the subway and Commuter Rail system while also supporting several MassDOT projects. With the goal of improving reliability and the accessibility of the T for…
After more than three decades of keeping local residents healthy and moving, Bill Squires has officially hung up his physical therapy coat. Squires, alongside co-founder Kathleen Doherty, first opened the doors of Championship Physical Therapy on August 2, 1992. Over…
Northeast Regional used its powerful rushing attack to pull away from Winthrop in the second half and take home a 42-22 victory Friday night in the Vikings’ home opener at Miller Field. The two teams were deadlocked at 7-7 at…
WHS boys soccer blasts Danvers, 7-0; edges Saugus, 3-2 The Winthrop High boys soccer team turned in one of the best offensive performances in Viking soccer history with a 7-0 victory over the Danvers Falcons last Monday. Winthrop applied pressure…
