Two Wilmington Graduates Honored By Tufts University

WILMINGTON -- Wilmington lowered flags at municipal buildings this week in honor of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, the town announced, as officials also closed the public comment window on a set of proposed North Wilmington traffic improvement concepts.

TOWN HALL The town posted a notice this week announcing that flags at Wilmington municipal buildings have been lowered to half-staff for U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. The notice did not include further detail on the town's plans.

Separately, Tuesday, July 14 marked the deadline for residents to submit public comments on the proposed North Wilmington Traffic Improvement Concepts, according to a notice on the town's website. The town had been soliciting feedback on multiple concept options for the corridor; no timeline for a decision has been posted.

COMMUNITY & ARTS The Wilmington Cultural Council is asking residents to complete a two- to three-minute online survey on the kinds of arts and cultural programming they'd like to see funded going forward, according to a notice on the town's website. The survey remains open, and results will help shape which programs the council backs.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS "'Prepare To Fall In Love': 4-BR Home Hits The Market In Wilmington", A newly listed, fully updated four-bedroom house in Wilmington is drawing buyer attention, according to Patch reporter Chris Rhatigan. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/wilmington)

COMING UP Wilmington's Community Development Technical Review meets Tuesday, July 21, at 9:30 a.m., followed by the Board of Health at 5:30 p.m. that same day, according to the town's public meeting calendar.