Week in Review: Roof Damage, Electrical Fire and Trivia Bee

The Department of Conservation and Recreation discussed with the Town of Winchester some

Doug Prentiss of Fay, Spofford & Thorndike (FST) offered . And with all the snow so far this season, the potential for the schools to run out of became a concern. However, Superintendent William McAlduff explained that there are enough days built into June that the school year will just go longer.

There was an on Tuesday morning caused by all the snow and ice on the wires. The Town Center lost power for about an hour, while the Fire Department extinguished the fire and NSTAR repaired the wires.

The snow struck again as needed to near the courtyard and the gym as the brick veneer near the roof of the building began to separate from the school.

The held its annual trivia bee last week. The from the night were unique.

About a month ago a Burlington couple gave birth to their son in the Last week, held a brief ceremony to commemorate the day as

The general override vote that will be taking place in March was originally set at Due to an increase in state aid, the decided to There was some discussion if the board should leave it at that number, which would then lower the expected deficit in Fiscal Year 2015.

This past week also saw major news happening in Egypt, as its long-time leader, President Mubarak, stepped down. Thanks to Global News Center, students were able to

The Winton Club Cabaret also wrapped up another year’s performance. Be sure to check out some and of the event.