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Wilmington Morning Brief, Oct. 22: School Committee skips MASC delegate vote
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.
From Wilmington News
- School Committee skips MASC delegate vote 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.Wilmington News
- Cultural Council pushes Oct. 15 grant deadline Wilmington Cultural Council leaders publicized the state's October 15 grant application deadline, citing strong community demand for more family-friendly and adult-oriented events after a feedback survey drew about 195 responses.Wilmington News
- Fall Town Meeting warrant expands to seven articles Wilmington's Special Town Meeting warrant grew to seven articles after two new citizen petitions on rodenticide bans were certified, alongside a $4.8 million fix for a health insurance trust deficit tied largely to GLP-1 drug costs.Wilmington News
Happening Fri, Oct 23
- 1:00 p.m.: Library's cozy mystery book club meets Friday Wilmington Public Library's monthly Cozy Mystery Book Club discusses Death Bee Comes Her by Nancy Coco on Friday, October 23 at 1 p.m. in the Community Room; copies are available for checkout and registration is required.Wilmington Public Library
Wilmington on Thu, Oct 22
- Library hosts ghost picture frame craft night Wilmington Public Library held a Kidz Crafternoon Thursday evening with a seasonal craft, story time with Mrs. Amanda, and wooden ghost picture frames, with registration required due to limited space.Wilmington Public Library
- Police join national drug take-back day The Wilmington Police Department will take part in the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, giving residents a way to safely dispose of unwanted or expired medications, Wilmington Patch reported.Wilmington Patch
- WHS Lamplighters stage She Kills Monsters Wilmington High School's Lamplighters theater group is presenting She Kills Monsters: Young Adventurers Edition, according to Wilmington Patch.Wilmington Patch
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