This Week in Reading: Jun 15 - Jun 21
2 stories from Reading News this week.
2 stories from Reading News this week.
The Reading Youth Lacrosse Association's Summer Sixes program is underway, with weekly sessions on Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday evenings at Reading Memorial High School through July 30. The fast-paced 5-on-5 format gives players of all levels additional game experience; RYLA notes …
Reading's Town Forest water rights may be in play, a Monday Reading Patch report suggests, in an otherwise quiet news cycle. Reading Patch's morning newsletter — headlined "🌱 Patch AM: Could Reading give up long-held Town Forest water rights?" — raised questions about claims the town ha…
2 stories from Reading News this week.
Nearly $420,000 in state funds is on its way to Reading as a spending bill awaits the governor's signature. The town's official website is also alerting residents to an upcoming Franklin Street road closure on June 15 and previewing coming changes to trash and recycling collection. Per …
Reading Bylaw Committee reappoints one member, leaves second seat open. The three-member panel voted unanimously, three to zero, at its June 8 meeting to reappoint Louise to a three-year term, the only candidate before the committee for either of its two open seats.
Reading reappoints all three permanent building committee incumbents as two major projects near construction.
READING -- June 8, 2026, Reading Finance Committee appointment panel quizzes seven candidates as November override looms. Finance Committee Chair Joe Perna, Select Board Chair Melissa Murphy, and Town Moderator Alan Foles interviewed applicants Monday
READING -- May 11, 2026, Reading Council on Aging hears new senior center is on schedule and $2.5 million under budget, but debates room divider question.
Reading Select Board targets November 2026 override vote as structural deficit hits $9 million.