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Selectmen Propose $4.15 Million Override

Reading, MA — By a vote of 5-0, the Board of Selectmen voted to place a $4.15 million Proposition...
Government

LeLachuer: $5 million “Top” Override Amount

Reading, MA — During a discussion about the plan for the coming January 30 Board of Selectmen meeting, Town...
Government, Meetings

School Committee Approves $42.7 Million Budget

Reading, MA — By a vote of 5-1, the School Committee voted to approve a $42.7 million balanced budget...
Meetings, Schools

Doherty Asks Voters for an Additional $3 Million in Funding

Reading, MA — Superintendent of Schools John Doherty presented what he referred to as his “restoration” budget to the...
Meetings, Schools

Selectmen Presented with FY19 Balanced Budget

Reading, MA — Town Manager Robert LeLacheur presented his balanced Fiscal Year 2019 municipal budget to the Board of...
Government, Meetings

Superintendent Presents $42 Million Budget to School Committee

Reading, MA — The School Committee began its Fiscal Year 2019 budget process on Monday, January 8 with an...
Schools

FY 2019 Budget: What’s Next?

Reading, MA — Town Manager Robert LeLacheur outlined what remains of the Fiscal Year 2019 budget process during the...
Government, Meetings

Selectmen Hear Final Budget Requests

Reading, MA — Wednesday, December 20 was the final night for the Board of Selectmen to receive municipal budget...
Government, Meetings

VandenAkker Appointed to School Committee

Sherri VandenAkker was appointed to fill the vacancy on the School Committee by a vote of 9-0 at a...
Meetings, Schools
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