Woburn, United States (Local)
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Patrick's articles predominantly revolve around local government, town meetings, development projects, and municipal elections in the United States, with a specific focus on Massachusetts and Woburn. He seems to be interested in covering announcements from local governments and legal policy regulations.
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By: Patrick Blais
READING - Judging by the numbers of former players who came out to make sure the Woburn florist got the limelight he deserved nearly a year after his retirement, generations of current and former Reading residents consider retired RMHS lacrosse coach Charlie Hardy as their first true mentor.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - With Planning Director John Cashell describing the entire project as at a complete standstill, South End residents concerned about the scope of blasting activity required to make way
By: Patrick Blais
READING - In an announcement made some nine months after the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) shelved plans to construct a turnback track in Reading, Governor Maura Healey last Friday
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - City and state officials hope to celebrate the completion of the $28 million New Boston Street bridge project sometime around Labor Day by giving city residents a chance
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council ran into yet another situation where a fire-damaged home in East Woburn remains untouched long after being gutted by a two-alarm fire due to a court battle with a home insurance carrier.
By: Patrick Blais
READING - Town Clerk Laura Gemme over the weekend revealed that her office will soon be sending mail-in primary ballots to voters who requested them. Meanwhile, local citizens interested in casting early votes in advance of the official Sept. 1 primary election can start doing so starting this coming Saturday.
WOBURN — City and state officials hope to celebrate the completion of the $28 million New Boston Street bridge project sometime around Labor Day by
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council will again attempt to get in touch with the owner of a Green Street residence before forging ahead with public nuisance proceedings involving a historic four-bedroom house that is sandwiched between Garfield Avenue and Mt. Pleasant Street.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - With the City Council last week blessing Michael Concannon's request to withdraw up to $100,000 from the city's downtown parking enhancement fund to finish the job, the new Magazine Hill parking lot off off of Mann's Court should open before the start of 2027.
By: PATRICK BLAIS
WOBURN - The City Council last week conceded revised submissions for a substantially smaller three-unit townhouse development off of Franklin Street constituted a material change that warranted a second look
