By Ryan Maloney The effect of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced tariffs on small U.S. businesses is dramatic and have the potential to become devastating. Not only would it effect suppliers and wholesalers of wine and single-malt scotch, but…
WHS Sports Roundup
Girls track defeats Swampscott, 47-39 The Winthrop High girls indoor track-and-field team earned an exciting 47-39 victory over Swampscott in a meet that came down to the final event, the 4 x 400 relay. The triumph marked the first victory for…
Obituaries 01-23-2020
Marsha Kaplan Worked at Playstead Pharmacy Marsha (Score) Kaplan, 95, of Winthrop, passed away peacefully after a short illness, surrounded by her loving family on Friday, Jan. 17 at Mass. General Hospital. Marsha was born in Winthrop to Celia and…
Kate’s Corner: Candis Gillette Brightens up the Senior Center with Flowers
Also known as the “Flower Fairy,” Candis Gillette is brightening up the lives of those who frequent the local senior centers. For more than five years, the Trader Joe’s employee has been gathering all the unpurchased flowers from the Saugus…
Winthrop’s Jordan Griffiths Selected To Represent MGH in Boston Marathon
When resident, Jordan Griffiths was 11 years old, she accidentally stumbled across running when she broke her finger and was unable to play in a soccer tournament. Instead, she ran the Seaside Stride and came in first place for under…
Town Clerk: Expects 1,400 Dog Licenses for This Year
Adding dog licensing to your list of New Year’s resolutions is a good idea, and the Town of Winthrop has made it easier than ever before. On a mission to save time for dog owners, all licenses can be purchased…