Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Your guide to Reading and North Reading today.
Today is Tuesday, June 5. Here are five things you need to know today: 1. Weather: Today’s weather should be an improvement on the dreadful weather on Monday, but don’t expect to see the sun. Today’s highs should reach near 60 degrees with showers possible. We may see the sun again on Thursday. 2. Baseball and softball games today: A rain-soaked Monday washed out the baseball and softball high school playoff games. The games are now scheduled for today. Baseball – Reading vs. Lynn Classical is scheduled for 4 p.m. at RMHS; and North Reading vs. Swampscott at 3:30 p.m. at North Reading High. Both games are quarterfinals. Softball – North Reading vs. Saugus will be held at 3:30 p.m. at Little Elementary School. 3. Reading interviews on …
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Your daily guide to Reading and North Reading.
Today is Tuesday, March 13. Here are five things you need to know today. 1. Warmth and showers. Today should see another day of highs close to 70s, but the cloudless skies of yesterday are a memory. Today will see clouds with showers possible. 2. New Calareso’s is open today. You’ve waited for months for this day and it’s finally here! The new Calareso’s will open this morning on Main Street in Reading. The larger store will give customers more product variety, better displays and easier movement. There will also be wider aisles and parking lot, as well as more employees. 3. Business is for the dogs. We featured Friendly Paws, a relatively new North Reading business, yesterday that offers grooming, day care, and pick-up and drop-off …
Monday, December 12, 2011
And the Jobs Creation Commission Regional Hearings in Lynn.
1) Here comes the sun. Following the pattern of the weekend, today will be sunny and clear. Highs should reach the mid 40s, according to Weather Underground. Tonight, conditions will be mostly clear, with low temperatures in the high 20s. 2) Jobs Creation Commission. The JCC will hold regional hearings today in Lynn at 9 a.m. Sen. Karen Spilka (D-Ashland) and Rep. Joseph Wagner (D-Chicopee), co-chairs of the commission, began these regional hearings back in October, in addition to their normal meetings in Boston. During these meetings, commissioners solicit testimony from businesses, hiring agencies and workers from throughout the Commonwealth to learn more about what is needed to increase job creation. 3) Community Planning and …
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