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CATO – The Coalition of Us Releases 2026 Black History Month “Bingo Card” to Encourage Learning, Celebration, and Action

CATO invites residents, schools, and businesses to learn, celebrate, and take action throughout February with free, accessible resource tool...

RMLD Urges Storm Preparedness Ahead Blizzard

Residents Urged to Monitor Weather Updates and Review RMLD Storm Preparedness Resources A blizzard warning is in effect for...

Blizzard Warning Issued for Reading; Snow Emergency Declared

The Town of Reading has issued the following storm notice in advance of the expected storm on Sunday into...

Obituary: Mary Theresa (Donegan) Stuckey, 88

August 15, 1937 – February 5, 2026 Mary Theresa (Donegan) Stuckey, Queen of the chocolate chip cookie, toasted PB...

Winterfest Returns to Reading Town Common- Postponed

POSTPONED! Ironically, the amount of snow on the Reading Town Common has caused the Chamber to postpone this event....

Diann Slavit Baylis Announces Candidacy for Governor’s Council

Immigration Attorney from Marblehead to run in 6th District Marblehead, MA – Immigration attorney Diann Slavit Baylis announced today that...

Mobile Training Center Brings On-Site Training to MSO Corrections Officers

BILLERICA, Mass. — While the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office (MSO) Mobile Training Center (MTC) spends most of the year traveling throughout...

Reading Student Earns President’s Honor Roll Recognition at University of Wyoming

Sedona Skenderian Achieves Perfect 4.0 GPA for Fall Semester at University of Wyoming WYOMING — The President’s Honor Roll...

Austin Prep Launches Inaugural Middle School Academic Symposium

Students Showcase Innovation, Inquiry, and Interdisciplinary Learning Across Two Academic Galleries Reading, MA — Austin Preparatory School opened its...

Reading Pickleball Players Association Contributes $225,000 to Town of Reading for New Pickleball Courts

The money will be used to defray the cost of designing and building new pickleball courts at Symonds Way...