By Sue Ellen Woodcock An enterprise fund has been set up for the operation of the proposed Winthrop –Boston ferry service set to begin in earnest next spring. The Town Council set up a fund Tuesday night with $125,000 to…
Police Urge Residents to Keep Unattended Cars Locked
By Sue Ellen Woodcock In the past two weeks Winthrop Police have been receiving reports of automobiles being entered and items being stolen. They have also had reports of automobiles being shot at with a BB gun. Police Chief Terence…
News Briefs
FARMER’S MARKET HALLOWEEN BASH Kids are being encouraged to wear costumes to the last Farmer’s Market of the season on Sunday, Oct. 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in French Square. Market vendors will be handing out treats. FINANCIAL…
Winthrop Seeks Playoff Berth
We’re hoping that the Winthrop High football team can defeat Swampscott and somehow earn a spot in the MIAA state playoffs that get underway next week. With the return of some key players, head coach Sean Driscoll has his team…
Police Blotter 10-22-2015
Monday, October 12 Party on Highland Avenue called to say that his wife is having a “serious nervous breakdown.†He was not sure on what to say to me and EMS. You could hear a female, probably his wife, yelling…
Election Day Nears
Election Day (Nov. 3) is coming and the campaigns are picking up steam as candidates reach out to residents to ask for their votes in the election. The Craig Mael-Bob Driscoll race for Council President tops the slate as both…