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 - Though the developer appeared before city hall officials last week for a long-awaited pre-construction meeting with key department heads, Planning Director John Cashell again predicted it will take months yet before the start of blasting activity at a Cliffside Terrace subdivision by the Garfield Avenue and Blueberry Hill Road area.
By: Patrick Blais
Surviving a brutal months-long construction process, Reading Center merchants whose shops line downtown streets off of High Street by the town's commuter rail station will soon reap the benefits of a major downtown streetscapes improvement project.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The Mass. Civil Service Commission recently reprimanded several city managers for failing to adopt simple “procedural safeguards” to protect the integrity of a police promotional process which elevated a police officer to the rank of sergeant over a decorated patrolman with more than 20-years of service on the local force.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Districtwide student enrollment numbers had plunged by around 120 pupils as of the start of the 2026-2027 school year with the greatest school population reduction taking place at the high school with 76 fewer pupils.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Castle Arts and Community Center volunteers intend to invest at least $20 million into the old Wyman School property in Central Square and recently launched a pledge campaign in an effort to raise $400,000 in seed money to stake towards that grand undertaking.
By: Patrick Blais
STONEHAM - The two local candidates vying to represent Stoneham and Winchester as the elected representative of the 31st Middlesex House District clashed over a range of hot-button topics like housing and utility costs, tax policies, and transparency in state government during a candidate's forum in town hall last week.
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Though unable to attend this week's City Council meeting, a Green Street landlord has cleared away overgrown brush and improved the landscaping around his Garfield Avenue house and hopes to bait the property for rodent control by the end of this week.
By: PATRICK BLAIS
WOBURN - A Watertown contractor does not need to head to the Board of Appeals to proceed with plans to replace a run down three-family house off Church Street with
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - The City Council recently recognized the Woburn Daily Times Chronicle on the occasion of its 125th anniversary in the Woburn community and recognized the newspaper as “an important asset to the community reporting on civic, political, social and cultural events of a growing community.”
By: Patrick Blais
WOBURN - Explaining the city fast-tracked a water system improvement project in the area given the state's timeline, Mayor Michael Concannon recently confirmed MassDOT officials could soon break ground on a highly-anticipated reconfiguration of the busy intersection of Cambridge and Bedford Road.
