For one half of a football game last Friday night, the Winthrop Vikings made a game attempt at warding off the Swampscott Big Blue at Miller Field. In fact, with senior quarterback Will Milano leading the way, the Vikings had a 21-7 lead with four minutes to go in the first half, then things...
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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Arrest Report 11-8-09
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 8:33 AM: Officers responded to a MVA at 200 Gov. Drive in which an operator crashed into a fence and another MV. Neither MV was towed. 9:42 AM: An officer assisted the parties with the exchange of papers at a MVA at the Dunkin’ donuts parking lot in which an MV...
The People Have Spoken – Strong vote for Turco signals a new era
Winthrop voters gave a strong mandate to Jeffrey Turco to be their Town Council President in Tuesday’s election. Turco ran a vibrant and visible campaign and struck a chord with Winthrop voters who had the chance to meet him during the past few months. As an attorney who has worked in state and county...
Signs of Progress – Finally, Dalrymple property is ready for development
Amidst the excitement of the town election, a purchase and sales agreement for the Dalrymple School property was signed Monday by Town Manager James McKenna, giving the East Boston Community Development Corporation (EBCDC) the go-ahead to begin developing the property. The total payment to the town, which will be executed in the spring of...
Obituaries 11-8-09
Silvio DeModena Boston Naval Shipyard retiree Silvio L. DeModena of Hingham, a former 58 year resident of Winthrop, died at the South Shore Hospital in Weymouth on October 31 after a brief illness. He was 93 years old. Born in Boston, he was the beloved son of the late Marietta (D’Angelo) and John DeModena....
