Winthrop's Belle Isle Seafood earned statewide recognition for its fried scallops in a regional food roundup. Also in today's brief (1 items): Belle Isle Seafood praised for fried scallops.
Winthrop council refers Center Business District height cut to Planning Board amid lawsuit warnings. From our own coverage: Council votes 6-3 to dissolve rules panel; Board hears senior center transportation update.
Town Council votes 6-3 to dissolve its Rules and Ordinance Committee for a six-month trial. From our own coverage: Council moves to dissolve rules committee; Board of Health reviews Senior Center van costs.
Winthrop High School sets Nov. 7 date for its 2026 Hall of Fame induction ceremony. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs sponsorship of overseas trip; Resident's legal challenge shuts down zoning hearing notice.
Thirteen property transfers were recorded in Winthrop between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but sale prices had posted for only one by this report. That transaction, a condominium at 70 Moore St. Unit 3, sold for $660,000 on Sept. 25.
Winthrop recorded 10 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but a sale price had posted for only one: a $200,000 condominium sale at 9 Eleanor Court, where Citizens Bank NA was the buyer. Prices for the other nine transfers, including two on Winthrop Shore Drive, had not yet reached registry
Suffolk County records show 12 Winthrop property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only three carry a posted sale price so far: $200,000, $963,000 and $1,055,000, for a median of $963,000 among priced sales. The month's top recorded sale was a $1,055,000 transfer from Michelle L. O'Neill to
Winthrop committee debates developer tree rules, weighing fines and a fee-in-lieu option. From our own coverage: Committee drafts developer tree rules without taking vote; School Committee reviews warrants as busing needs surge. Also in today's brief (3 items): Danvers volleyball visits…
Winthrop School Committee unanimously adopts policy on ICE encounters at school buildings under state mandate. From our own coverage: Schools subcommittee weighs ICE encounter policy; School Committee weighs police policy, teacher's travel plea.
Eight property deeds were recorded in Winthrop between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but only one, 42 Bartlett Rd., carried a sale price by the time registry data was compiled: $377,775, which stands as this period's low, high and median. The other seven transactions, including three condominium units and
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