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July 16th, 2008 Edition

Selectmen delay decision on recycling, trash fees

By Patrick Blais

STONEHAM, MA - The town's Board of Selectmen again stalled an anticipated vote last week on a recycling sticker fee in order to clarify several policies regarding out-of-town residents and the disposal of white goods.

During last Tuesday's regular meeting, Town Administrator David Ragucci forwarded a recommendation from Public Works… Continue Reading 'Selectmen delay decision on recycling, trash fees'

DePinto admonishes Retirement Board for allowing excursion to New Orleans seminar

By Patrick Blais

STONEHAM, MA - Selectman Chair John DePinto lashed out at the Stoneham Retirement Board for authorizing over $2,500 worth of expenditures so that a member could attend a seminar in New Orleans late last spring.

During last week's meeting, DePinto chastised the Retirement Board for funding the Louisiana excursion, which… Continue Reading 'DePinto admonishes Retirement Board for allowing excursion to New Orleans seminar'

Upscale Japanese restaurant to open in vacant D'Agostino building on Franklin Street

By Patrick Blais

STONEHAM, MA - The town's Board of Selectmen last week sanctioned the opening of a 98-seat gourmet Asian eatery at the former site of D'Agostino's restaurant along Franklin Street.

In an unanimous vote, the Selectmen approved the site plan petition, which will not only permit the long-vacant restaurant to reopen… Continue Reading 'Upscale Japanese restaurant to open in vacant D'Agostino building on Franklin Street'

Officials want investigation of odors at Gelatin plant

By Stoneham Independent Staff

WOBURN, MA - City officials intend to seek help from a federal agency after a handful of East Woburn residents said this week a foul odor is emanating from the Atlantic Gelatin plant in East Woburn.

At its most recent meeting, the City Council voted to send a letter to… Continue Reading 'Officials want investigation of odors at Gelatin plant'

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THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH increased its flock in recent days as the Rotary Club of Stoneham adorned the grounds with pink flamingos as part of its fundraising efforts.

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