Week in Review: Town Manager Search, Playground Name Change and Middlesex Fells

The Winchester began the search for

The board, based on Acting Town Manager, Mary Ellen Lannons’s recommendation, elected in the

The playground at could have a The Stone family would like to have the park named in honor of Charlotte Mortimer, Finn Mortimer, Laura Stone Mortimer and Ragna Stone.

senior, Chelsea Fujimoto, was

Winchester has seen a slight , compared to this time last year.

State Representative Jason Lewis announced that a by the Massachusetts House of Representatives. This petition will enable the town to save money by restructuring the debt incurred when the town acquired the farm property in 2007. Without the passage of this home rule petition, the bond anticipation notes (BANs) from the will require a principal repayment of $310,000 in July.

This week Winchester Patch profiled Anne Lucas, who is the owner of , a based in Winchester. Lucas does everything from organizing closets to helping elderly clients downsize from a house to an assisted living facility.

Interested Winchester residents can get a

The returned to Winchester this weekend.

Here’s a photo gallery of last week’s at

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