Wilmington Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Town meeting warrant swells to seven articles
Town meeting warrant swells to seven articles. From our own coverage: Town meeting warrant swells to seven articles.
Town meeting warrant swells to seven articles. From our own coverage: Town meeting warrant swells to seven articles.
Special town meeting warrant grows to seven articles ahead of Nov. 21 vote. From our own coverage: Town meeting warrant expands to seven articles; Police department earns sixth re-accreditation. Also in today's brief (4 items): School Committee outreach panel meets Nov. 2.
Wilmington police partner with Teen Rider Academy to offer teens a free e-bike safety course. From our own coverage: Police offer free e-bike safety course for teens; Police earn sixth state re-accreditation.
Wilmington runners compete at ML-12 XC championship. Also in today's brief (5 items): Wilmington runners compete at ML-12 XC championship; Town to process advanced ballots Thursday; School Committee outreach subcommittee meets Monday; Woburn Street School advisory council meets Nov. 4.
Select Board puts MBTA zoning overlay on November warrant. From our own coverage: Select Board puts MBTA zoning overlay on November warrant; Middle school starts new Unified Bocce team.
Wilmington Police earn sixth re-accreditation from the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission after reviewing 365 standards. From our own coverage: Middle school launches new Unified Bocce team; Library hosts Homework Happy Hour Wednesday.
Wilmington's Select Board meets at Town Hall Monday night to open a busy week of municipal business.
Ghost hunter returns to Wilmington library for haunted houses talk. Also in today's brief (8 items): Patch recaps a busy week for Wilmington High teams; Select Board meets Monday at Town Hall; In-person early voting continues Monday and Tuesday; Library's Barbie Club meets Monday afternoon.
Wilmington Patch previews stakes of town's third MBTA Communities zoning vote this fall.
Wilmington's School Committee considered moving the 2027-2028 school year's start to the Monday before Labor Day, a change Secretary Stephen Turner said could ease strain on families using the district's growing child care program.
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