Week in Review: Officers Suspended, Arrests Made and Trial Begins

After completing an internal investigation, the suspended for their actions on the night of Aug. 6, according to a press release.

Police arrested a man they during an argument on Eastern Ave. in Malden Friday night.

Inaldo Nevarez, 49, of 336 Cambridge St. in Winchester, was arrested and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, as well as a count of armed assault to murder.

arrested a Sunday morning.

Brandon Holladay, 21, of 14 Myrtle St. in Winchester, was arrested and charged with possessing a firearm without being properly licensed.

On Friday morning, and described the morning of June 16, 2010, when she arrived at her mother’s home only to see blood stains on the wall and light switch.

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The school district from the 2010 school year to the start of the 2011 year, with 68 more students attending Winchester schools

After last week’s , the debate will move to the Senate floor on Monday, Sept. 26. But Winchester’s State Senator – Pat Jehlen (D-Somerville) – will continue to as the bill's supporters contend gambling will funnel jobs and revenue into Massachusetts.

A cut in federal funding and an increase in the prices the state must pay for the vaccines will reduce the number of vaccination shots for the upcoming flu season being sent to local communities such as Winchester.

According to Jennifer Murphy, Director of the . However, since Winchester charged $10 a shot last year and along with its Medicare reimbursements, Winchester has enough funds to purchase the remaining flu shots.

Winchester Representative have voiced their concern with a proposal that would

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The Town of Winchester has received a

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