State Health Officials Announce Season’s Eighth Human Case of WNV in Massachusetts The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) today announced the eighth human case of West Nile virus (WNV) this year. A woman in her 30s was exposed to…
Month: September 2026
Winthrop Harbormaster offering boating safety course
The Winthrop Harbormaster Marine Unit, in partnership with The Massachusetts Environmental Police, will be holding a Basic Safety Boating course at the Senior Center at the beginning of October. These classes are sponsored by the Massachusetts Environmental Police at no…
WHS Senior Class President Safiatou Barry earns spot at prestigious Notre Dame Leadership Seminar
Fall arrives
After last week’s summer-like weather, where temperature hit the mid-80s for a couple of days, much-cooler weather arrived this past weekend, Combined with the strong winds from a developing nor’easter later this week, it is clear that fall is here.…
Rogers selected as new Police Chief
Classical Concert at St. Michael the archangel parish
Special Delivery: Vikings defeat Essex Tech, 28-18, in season opener
Winthrop Town Council considers new tree plan
Winthrop officials are considering a plan that would help provide more trees tied to new development in town. At last week’s town council meeting, Council President Jim Letterie sent the proposed ordinance amendment back to subcommittee for further discussion and…
Town Council votes to no longer set taxi fares
The Winthrop Town Council is officially out of the taxi fare rate setting business. Last week, the council voted to delete the taxi fare section of the town ordinance. For decades, the council has been in the position of setting…
Winthrop officials discuss WCAT close captioning
The town is looking at the possibility of providing close captioning for WCAT municipal meeting coverage and programming. “We’ve had talks with WCAT about close captioning, and I think it is more of a cost item right now,” said Council…



