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Winthrop’s Rising Star of Screen – Winthrop Transcript

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Fire Station Site Survey Remains Open to Residents

Oct 4, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Adam Swift

As of Tuesday, about 370 residents had responded to a survey asking them to choose a preferred site for a new fire station. The survey, which is on the town’s website, provides information on the potential cost and plans for two potential fire station sites, the old middle school on Pauline Street and the town basketball courts on Walden Street. “Right now, it is leaning about 58-42 (percent) with Pauline Street being in the lead at this point,” said Town Manager Tony Marino.
Changes coming to Board of Health meetings

Oct 4, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Adam Swift

The town’s board of health is making some changes aimed at providing more outreach and education for the town’s residents. Several members of the board appeared before the town council Tuesday night to highlight some of those changes, which will include an earlier start time for meetings, having the meetings televised on WCAT, and bringing in guest speakers to talk about different topics of importance to the board and the town.
Town recognizes White Cane Awareness Month

Oct 4, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Adam Swift

October is White Cane Awareness Month in Massachusetts. At Tuesday night’s town council meeting, resident John Morgan spoke about the importance of white cane awareness in the town and beyond, and related some of his experiences. Morgan has been a Winthrop resident for about 50 years, and is one of 130,000 people in the state with some type of vision impairment.
All White and a ton of Green

Oct 4, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Al Petrilli’s annual bash raises $150,000 in one night for the Marie C. Petrilli Cancer FundThere is one word that best describes Al Petrilli’s annual “The White Party” that was held outdoors on the grounds of his beautiful home in Winthrop: Special.
October 2024 - Winthrop Transcript

Oct 3, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Adam Swift |Cary Shuman

Winthrop Art Association Learns Japanese Fish Painting Fire Station Site Survey Remains Open to ResidentsAs of Tuesday, about 370 residents had responded to a survey asking them to choose a preferred site for a new fire station.
Revere’s Matt Misci will host Italian-themed Comedy show at Lynn Auditorium Oct. 12

Oct 3, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Revere resident Matt Misci will be spending his 48th birthday in a very special way: on stage at the Lynn Auditorium hosting “La Famiglia of Boston Comedy” show before an expected crowd of 2,000 fans. “I couldn’t be more excited about this appearance [on Saturday, Oct. 12],” said Misci.
A ‘Complete’ Victory for the Vikings: Cappuccio, Murphy Propel 34-7 Win Over Danvers

Oct 3, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

In baseball, when a pitcher records every out, it’s called a complete game. In football, a complete game came be when an offensive unit dominates from the first quarter until victory is assured. “That was probably the most complete game we’ve played on offense all year,” said Winthrop head coach Jon Cadigan after his team’s impressive 34-7 victory over Danvers Friday night before a large crowd at Miller Field.
Appreciation: Outstanding WHS Athlete and Coach Bob Guidi, 81

Sep 26, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Robert “Bob” Guidi, a Winthrop High Hall of Fame inductee and outstanding high school sports coach, died on Sept. 14, 2024, after a brief illness. He was 81. Bob Guidi was the son of the late Albert J. “Obbie” Guidi and Marie Guidi and grew up on Johnson Avenue in Winthrop. Following his career at Winthrop High, Mr. Guidi play three sports at Tufts University, graduating in 1964.
Town Planning Board Considering Residential Development Proposals

Sep 26, 2024 | winthroptranscript.com | Adam Swift

At last week’s meeting, the planning board took up two proposed residential developments that have previously been before it. One of those projects will head to the ZBA in October, while the second was continued to the planning board’s October meeting. The proposed project at 63-69 Putnam St. is a mixed use (commercial/ residential) proposal for the redevelopment of the former Surf Cleaners building as part of the continued redevelopment of the 63- 69 Putnam Street lot.