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
WOBURN - Gathering at Connolly Stadium under hot and hazy but still visually picturesque skies, student speakers representing the Class of 2026 on Friday night entreated their peers to dream big while clinging to their core values.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council last week quickly adopted an order authorizing Mayor Michael Concannon to solicit proposals from outside parties to lease the old Wyman School property by the corner of Main Street and Eaton Avenue.
By: Patrick Blais
Some nine years after Woburn shuttered its old Hurld Elementary School off of Bedford Road, city residents could be just weeks away from running onto a long promised playground, splash pad and passive park taking shape on the former 11.6-acre educational site by the Burlington line.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council earlier this week took no action on Mayor Michael Concannon's proposed $4.98 million “pay-as-you-go” capital improvements budget (CIP) for FY27.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The city’s new polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) plant should be fully operational by this coming fall, Woburn Water Treatment Plant Manager Tony Blazejowski predicted during a recent City Council
WOBURN - The city's new polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) plant should be fully operational by this coming fall, Woburn Water Treatment Plant Manager Tony Blazejowski predicted during a recent City Council meeting.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Telling residents on Tuesday night that Building Commissioner Thomas Quinn has come up with a potential solution to the nuisance issue, Ward 5 Councilor Darlene Mercer-Bruen believes neighbors frustrated by the condition of a Winstead Avenue residence off of Salem Street should soon have reason to celebrate.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council last week sanctioned Mayor Michael Concannon's $4.98 million capital budget for FY27.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Despite lingering financial concerns over a recent slowdown in new development activity just as those potential new tax revenue streams could help rein in soaring municipal costs, Mayor Michael Concannon and the City Council showed no hesitation around banking another $750,000 to chip away at the city's Other Post Employment Benefit (OPEB) obligations.
By: Patrick Blais
Woburn may take the crown for its giant Halloween parade and unique Flag Day celebrations, but when it comes to the Fourth of July, few communities in Massachusetts can contend with Wakefield's spectacular Independence Day festivities.
