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 - 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
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - After already waiting a half-century for the homes to be constructed, the Planning Board will have to hold out just a little longer to find out if a local developer will move ahead with a downsized Highland Estates subdivision on the West Side.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Mandated by the state to enact the policy before the Sept. 8 start of classes, the School Committee just enacted new protocols that forbid district staffers from permitting Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staff on school grounds without a judicial warrant.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The School Committee made sweeping revisions to the district's student restraint policies by severely limiting the circumstances in which students can be “secluded” from their peers and adding a new 24-hour parent notification clause to the guidelines.
By: PATRICK BLAIS
WOBURN - Home Depot officials reportedly intend to seek city permits soon to take a wrecking ball to the decades-old Showcase Cinemas complex and construct a new 134,800 square foot
By: PATRICK BLAIS
With freestyle BMX pro Jake Calhoun showing the city’s youth a few tricks of the trade, skateboarders and stunt bicycle riders young and old earlier this month celebrated the opening
By: PATRICK BLAIS
WOBURN - A decades lost connection between North and East Woburn was finally re-established with the opening of the New Boston Street bridge by Anderson Regional Transportation Center early yesterday
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - After ensuring the proposed city code amendment had been the subject of two proper readings, the City Council without debate adopted an order that will require the school department to publish the names and corresponding salaries of all employees in its annual budget submissions.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council intends to crack down on illegal dumping incidents that have grown in frequency ever since the community's trash hauler stopped picking up oversized furniture items for free on a weekly basis.
