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Symbotic Insider Files To Sell Company Stock

Symbotic insider Michael D. Dunn filed to sell 2,063 shares of company stock worth about $85,875, a securities filing shows. The disclosure, reported Aug. 25 by StreetInsider, centers on the robotics firm headquartered on Research Drive in Wilmington. Separately, Wilmington Patch report…

Michael D. Dunn, identified in a securities filing as a Symbotic insider, disclosed plans to sell 2,063 shares of the Wilmington-based robotics company's Class A common stock, a filing reported by StreetInsider showed Aug. 25.

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"Form 144 Symbotic Inc. Filed by: Dunn Michael David," StreetInsider's headline read. The filing, tied to Dunn's address at 200 Research Drive in Wilmington, lists a planned sale of 2,063 Class A shares valued at roughly $85,875, according to StreetInsider (read it at https://www.streetinsider.com/SEC+Filings/Form+144+Symbotic+Inc.+Filed+by:+Dunn+Michael+David/26968690.html).
"Minogue Faces Off Against Shortsleeve In MA Gubernotorial Primary," per Wilmington Patch. The two Republican businessmen are competing to take on incumbent Gov. Maura Healey, Patch reports (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/wilmington).
"GoFundMe Created For Family Of Wilmington's Kristina Murphy," Daily Voice reports, an update to the earlier coverage of the 28-year-old Wilmington woman killed in an Aug. 19 crash on I-84 in Tolland, Connecticut. A fundraiser has been set up to support her family, according to Daily Voice (read it at https://dailyvoice.com/article/gofundme-created-for-family-of-wilmingtons-kristina-murphy/).

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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