The Winthrop High girls soccer team honored its seniors during an on-field ceremony before its game against Gloucester at Miller Field. Head coach Tracy Martucci recognized the seniors for their ...

The town of Winthrop officially broke ground on its long-awaited new fire station on Pauline Street at the site of the old middle school last week. Local officials, fire department personnel, and ...

NeighborHealth hosted its annual Fall Family Health Fair on Wednesday, October 7 at Central Square Park in East Boston, bringing together families, patients, and community members for a day full of ...

Kathleen F. Hanson was born in Winthrop to the late Catherine E. (Forrest) and Edward J. McKenna. She grew up in East Boston before making her home in Winthrop more than 40 years ago. Before retiring, ...

Unlike fussy preparations, soup is very forgiving. If you don’t have one ingredient, you can usually substitute another. Soup cooks over low heat, so it’s unlikely to burn or scorch. It’s also a great ...

In his report to the town council this week, Winthrop Town Manager Tony Marino highlighted progress on several ongoing construction projects, as well as provided some positive news for increased tree ...

Commonwealth Clinical Services, Inc. (CCS), the Winthrop Board of Health, the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce, and Commonwealth Primary Care, Inc. will partner to host the Winthrop Community Health Forum ...

Joseph A. Mason, born Joseph A. Masionis at 225 L Street in South Boston, passed away on Monday, October 12, 2026, at the age of 88. Joe was proud of where he came from: his Southie roots, his ...

Bruce Dobson, of Winthrop, died in hospice at The PARC, Winthrop, on October 19, 2026. Dobson was 81 and had suffered from pancreatic cancer for nearly three years. Dobson was born in Chelsea on ...

For Kids Only Afterschool (FKO) will celebrate the legacy of co-founder Deborah Kneeland Keegan at its annual Helping Families Gala on Friday, October 23, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor. The ...