Patrick Blais

READING - Reading’s Select Board tonight will consider a proposal by Deputy Police Chief Christine Amendola and Town Safety Officer Michael Scouten to implement new four-hour time restrictions in Reading

WOBURN - The City Council earlier this month lodged no major objections against an Arlington Road couple’s plans to construct an oversized garage by their Horn Pond area property.

A New Hampshire businessman wants to put Reading on the map by making the community's popular Walkers Brook Drive corridor the home of the North Shore's first whiskey distillery.

WOBURN - Though admittedly facing an uphill battle, a North Woburn auto customization shop will get a second chance to convince the City Council that the business can install and

READING - Mass. School Building Authority (MSBA) officials recently sanctioned the town's selection of the existing Killam School property off of Charles Street as the preferred location for a new three-story elementary school and early childhood education center.

By PATRICK BLAIS Updated To combine city's two middle schools and Altavesta/Linscott buildings…

For nearly two decades now, Stoneham’s civic and business leaders professed the town’s economic and civic vitality would blossom with a few new well-placed mass transit stops.

WOBURN - A Medford construction management company recently obtained the city's blessing to relocate its offices, construction vehicles, and tools to a North Woburn industrial park off North Maple Street by Merrimac and New Boston Streets.

READING - The School Committee recently sanctioned two formal requests seeking to dedicate RMHS’ Turf 2 field to legendary boys lacrosse coach Charlie Hardy and to similarly name the Hawkes

Facing an outright parking rebellion from downtown merchants, town officials in Reading recently suspended a weeks-old paid parking program after learning about the effects of the long-studied initiative.