Daily Times Chronicle
WMHS Class of 2011 to graduate this Sunday
WOBURN - The annual WMHS weekend weather dance officially begins tonight, as the Class of 2011 hopes for sunny skies for this Sunday’s coming graduation ceremony.
City caught in quandary with state roads
WOBURN - City officials are torn between assuming responsibility for maintenance of state roads, or waiting for the state itself to repair the roads in a longer time frame.
Roketenetz tapped to fill technology director vacancy
WOBURN - Veteran Malcolm-White School Principal Peter Roketenetz will replace retiring Technology Director Barbara Henry next year, according to Schools’ Superintendent Mark Donovan.
Galvin becomes official candidate for mayor
WOBURN - Scott Galvin became the first, and only thus far, official candidate for mayor when he submitted his nomination papers and they were certified by the Board of Registrars of Voters.
Galvin becomes official candidate for mayor
WOBURN - Scott Galvin became the first, and only thus far, official candidate for mayor when he submitted his nomination papers and they were certified by the Board of Registrars of Voters.
School Com peeved about council delay in budget talks
WOBURN - School officials last night criticized the council’s Finance Committee for delaying its deliberations over the education budget for next year.
Pre-trial conference for Maguire suspects postponed to June 1
WOBURN - Due to a scheduling conflict with one of the defense attorneys this morning, a pre-trial conference at Woburn Superior Court for the three accomplices in the officer John Maguire murder trial was postponed until Wednesday, June 1, at 2 p.m.
Maguire murder suspects due back in court
WOBURN - Three men arrested in connection with the shooting death of Officer John Maguire are due back in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn on Wednesday for a pre-trial conference.
Unpaid water-sewer bills endanger annual festivals
WOBURN - The Portuguese American Recreation Club came head-to-head with the city in recent days as an unpaid water-sewer bill brought a backlash to its two summer-time festivals.
Local officials opt against ‘school choice’ next year
WOBURN - After holding a public hearing on the matter, the city’s School Committee recently declined to offer school choice in the district next year.
More info sought on U-Haul proposal
WOBURN - City Council members made it clear this week they want a lot more information before they vote on U-Haul’s proposal to occupy the former Charrette building on Olympia Avenue.
Cemetery space is again topic for City Council
WOBURN - With space at Woodbrook Cemetery continuing to dwindle, at least one member of the City Council wants to meet with the city’s Cemetery Commission to discuss a long-term strategy for burial space.
Mayor unveils two new initiatives to streamline services
WOBURN - Mayor Scott Galvin last night detailed two new initiatives that his office will launch next year to streamline the building permit process and track the performance of various city departments.
Saitta outlines roof project schedules, hopes for some relief
WOBURN - Holding out hope that the work scope will be downsized, the project manager for the middle school roof projects predicted that the Kennedy renovations would not extend beyond September.
Mayor submits $117M budget
WOBURN - Mayor Scott Galvin last night submitted to the City Council a proposed fiscal year 2012 budget of $117,477,959, an increase of 3.3 percent from this year.
Officer Maguire’s name added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The family of Woburn Police Officer John Maguire and his fellow officers were in Washington, D.C. to take part in ceremonies of adding his name this weekend to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in the nation’s capital.
Mayor submits $117M budget
WOBURN - Mayor Scott Galvin last night submitted to the City Council a proposed fiscal year 2012 budget of $117,477,959, an increase of 3.3 percent from this year.
Robbery, stabbing at S. End coin shop
WOBURN - A man was taken to an area hospital after he was stabbed in the chest during an apparent robbery at a coin shop in the South End, Tuesday afternoon.
Campbell to testify on bill to move elections to June
WOBURN - City Clerk William Campbell is expected to testify at the Statehouse on Wednesday in behalf of a bill he authored that would combine the state and presidential primaries and move them to a single election in June.
Abutters oppose conversion of Green St. home
WOBURN - The City Council referred a request to convert a Green Street home into a two-family dwelling to its Special Permits Committee this week after abutters urged the aldermen to reject the petition.






