Council Raises Taxi Fare to $10 on 6-3 Vote
Winthrop Town Council voted 6-3 to raise Winthrop Taxi's local fare from $8 to $10, rejecting a competing $9 amendment.
Winthrop Town Council voted 6-3 to raise Winthrop Taxi's local fare from $8 to $10, rejecting a competing $9 amendment.
Winthrop's Finance Committee recommended a $1.1 million water meter and valve replacement bond and backed adoption of the town's 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan update.
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds recorded 10 property transfers in Winthrop between July 6 and July 8, 2026. None of the deeds had a sale price recorded, so no price range or median could be calculated for the period. The most fully documented transaction was the July 8 transfer of 25 Moore St. from
Winthrop's Committee on Public Health, Safety and Public Works reviewed a draft update to the town's federal hazard mitigation plan, teeing up a full Town Council adoption vote.
One Winthrop obituary was published this week: Wayland, Ronald, 86, whose arrangements are being handled by Caggiano Funeral Home - Winthrop. No further biographical detail was available in the source listing.
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds recorded 12 Winthrop property transfers between June 26 and June 30. Of those, only four disclosed a sale price, ranging from $40,000 to $916,750 with a median of $455,000. The period's top disclosed sale was 8 Sheryl Lane at $916,750, sold by Marissa D.…
Winthrop's Finance Committee recommended two borrowing authorizations for Winthrop Street infrastructure work, each passing with one abstention.
Winthrop Town Council approves $3.16 million in MWRA infrastructure borrowing and unanimously bans e-bikes from town parks.
The Winthrop Rules and Ordinance Committee advanced housekeeping changes to council rules and referred a parking study request to the full council, while leaving a fight over board appointee requirements unresolved.
Winthrop Planning Board tables use-variance repeal, awaits state-law opinion.