Week in Review: Scott Brown, St. Patrick and Town Elections

U.S. stopped by Winchester to sign copies of his book – Against All Odds – at and to meet some residents.

As Winchester residents prepare to decide on a on March 29, the town continues to look at ways to save money. One of those areas that has impacted the town has been . Eleven percent of Winchester FY '12 budget is going to pay for health care.

Also on the March 29 ballot are three candidates – , and – who are vying for one seat at the table. Be sure to look at our candidate Q-and-A’s to find out more about them.

March 17 is a day when everyone , and this year was no different. The the day with some bagpipes and the traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal – corned beef and cabbage. And in this week’s edition of , we looked at some of the top places to spend the day.

The musical, performed for students and residents.

The is preparing for its , which is scheduled for this Friday, March 25.

celebrated its by holding a fundraiser for the BeGinn Again Foundation. The organization has nearly raised enough money to begin renovating which could start this fall.

The Winchester High School class of 2011 to the Winchester Scholarship Fund. The money will go to a student who excels in community service work.

In the market for a house or just curious to see what housing prices are in your neighborhood, be sure to take a look at the in Winchester. And if you want to know whatin and around Winchester last week, we have that too.

Students from wrapped up another year of the , as students got a chance to show their parents, teachers and peers some of what they learned.