Winthrop Board Continues Shirley Street Lodging Case, Clears Somerset Ave. Redesign
Winthrop Board of Appeals continues contested lodging-house conversion, unanimously approves Somerset Avenue redesign.
Winthrop Board of Appeals continues contested lodging-house conversion, unanimously approves Somerset Avenue redesign.
Winthrop Rules and Ordinance Committee calls for a mandatory parking study, stalls commercial vehicle sticker plan.
Winthrop's Public Health, Safety and Public Works Committee pushed Town Manager Anthony Moreno to formalize employee recognition and departmental performance tracking at its June 24 meeting.
WINTHROP -- June 15, 2026, Winthrop School Committee approves FY27 budget with $1.22 million in reductions, superintendent warns of potential fall shortfall. The committee voted unanimously Monday to adopt the fiscal year 2027 school
Winthrop Rules and Ordinance Committee unanimously recommends new scooter ordinance for full council review.
WINTHROP -- June 11, 2026, Winthrop Affordable Housing Committee hears flood risk projections and down payment assistance details at public information session. The committee hosted speakers from East Boston Community Development Corporation, the Metropolitan Area
Winthrop's Commission on Disability elected Hannah Belcher secretary and confronted a state procurement barrier that left one member paying a $2,000 radio advertising bill out of pocket.
WINTHROP -- June 9, 2026, Winthrop Town Council approves $84 million in FY27 budgets and a 15-year, $3 million Massport pilot deal on a 6-3 vote. The council unanimously adopted a $68.4
WINTHROP -- June 2, 2026, Winthrop Town Council receives $84 million fiscal year 2027 budget review and schedules June 9 special meeting for adoption vote. Finance Commission Chair Matt Gorkowicz presented findings Tuesday showing total
WINTHROP -- June 1, 2026, Winthrop School Committee ratifies three-year labor agreements with four employee unions covering nearly 280 district workers. The committee voted unanimously Monday to approve separate memoranda of understanding with the
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