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Election that may lead on for a while. Jimthan joining us now is karen of morgan stanley. Lets start with that question on the election. So many things we have been told to care about have not ended up mattering. Is the election any different . The election will matter, i just dont know when. Going into the election, there will be some risk that needs to be taken off the table, but when we think about both candidates, what is the main driver for the Economic Policy . The pandemic. Do we get a va...

WILMINGTON — The Select Board took time to honor Lou Cimaglia for his time as temporary town manager during their May 28 meeting. Cimaglia’s contract would run out right before

WILMINGTON — The Wilmington Select Board opened their meeting on Tuesday, May 28 with a moment of silence to honor resident Dee Gen­etti, who recently pas­sed away. Chair Greg Bendel

WILMINGTON — At the Select Board meeting on Tuesday, May 28, the Select Board recognized three Wilmington High School seniors for their achievements in athleticism over the last few months.

WILMINGTON — The Select Board appointed a new chair, recognized a state champion hockey team, and approved li­censes and appointments during their meeting on Monday May 13.

WILMINGTON — On Monday, May 13, the Wil­mington Select Board took a vote on the execution of the agreement reached between the town and R. Eric Slagle, finally completing the

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WILMINGTON — Wil­mington Public Works Di­rector Jamie Magaldi provided an update for the Select Board during their April 22 meeting on the Lowell Street fields. Ma­galdi also brought Ian La­cy,

WILMINGTON — At the Sel­ect Board meeting on Monday April 22, the board approved licenses and other requests, agreed upon motions to be made at Town Meeting, and received public

The Select Board re­ceived updates on two items related to the MBTA during their meeting on Monday, April 22 from State Representa­tive Dave Robertson and Director of Planning and Conservation