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WINCHESTER - Town Meeting completed the first step to approving the Community Preservation Act by allowing it to go on the November election ballot. However, the next two steps are

WINCHESTER - Town Meeting began in the usual way, with reports from boards, committees, commissions, and town officials.

The pace of global change is now dictating that skills development is more important than the traditional view of education being about recall of knowledge.

It is fitting that this letter addressing the current atmosphere on campus should be written during the holiday of Passover. This is a time when Jews around the world celebrate Freedom as exemplified by the Exodus from Egypt, where we were slaves.

By RYAN LAROCHE

A Boston College expert in educational measurement is taking a look at the controversial college and university rankings lists that are promoted by schools hoping to lure full-fare students from out of state and parents and students who want validation for their choices.

WINCHESTER - It could be a free-for-all at Town Meeting when it comes to the Capital Planning Committee, as the Finance Committee and Capital Planning Committee itself both placed articles

WINCHESTER - It turns out the squeaky wheel does get the grease after all.

WINCHESTER - Sometime in May, Town Meeting will vote on the FY25 budget (Article 28). A budget hearing, delivered by the Finance Committee, is scheduled for Thursday, April 25 from

WINCHESTER - While Town Meeting begins on Monday, April 29, the town can’t debate or vote on any financial articles dealing with FY25 until May, according to the town charter.