It’s time to mark your calendars for the 6th annual Reading Pride Parade and Celebration, scheduled for Saturday, June 6.

The Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) team of skilled lineworkers brought home top honors at this year’s Northeast Public Power Association (NEPPA) Lineworkers Rodeo, held on May 12 at Loon Mountain Resort, Lincoln, NH.

The Town of Reading Veterans Services is inviting residents, scouts, and community groups to take part in a long-standing tradition of honoring local veterans ahead of Memorial Day 2026 and America’s 250th birthday.

With just a few days to go, families are reminded that “Bump, Baby, and Beyond,” a free community health and resource fair taking place this Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in Lynnfield.

The Reading Police Department is reminding residents and students to prioritize safety as the annual “Senior Assassin” game, involving Reading Memorial High School seniors, officially began on May 7.

The Reading Community Singers (RCS) will welcome the community to their annual spring concert, As the Seasons Turn, on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 7:30 pm at Reading Memorial High School Performing Arts Center.

Now in its eighth year, Reading PorchFest is a community rite of spring.

The Town of Reading has released details for the 2026 compost season, including accepted materials, access requirements, and important guidelines for residents using the Compost Center.

The Town of Reading is reminding local business owners that Business Personal Property Inspections for the FY2027 revaluation are part of the Town’s ongoing effort to ensure accurate and equitable property assessments.

Residents planning to travel near the Reading Public Library should be aware of upcoming roadwork that may affect traffic early next week.

The Town of Reading is launching a new way for residents to stay informed and engaged, introducing a podcast created in partnership with RCTV.

Residents looking to play a more active role in the community are encouraged to apply to serve on one of Reading’s many boards, committees, or commissions.

The Reading Food Pantry’s April newsletter highlighted both the growing demand for food assistance across Massachusetts and the strong community support that helps the Pantry continue its work.

As warmer weather brings more people outdoors, health officials are reminding residents that tick season is here and encouraging simple prevention steps to reduce the risk of tick-borne illnesses.

The Town of Reading Department of Public Works will begin its annual water main flushing program this week as part of ongoing efforts to maintain water quality and system reliability.

The Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) is warning residents about a recent scam involving phone calls related to AMI meters.

The Town of Reading is moving forward with the High Street & Downtown Streetscape Improvements Project, with initial construction activity began this week.

High school seniors are invited to apply for the Reading Rotary Service Above Self Scholarship, which recognizes students who have demonstrated a strong commitment to leadership, volunteerism, and community service.

For many residents, an electric bill may look like a single monthly charge, but in reality, it reflects a combination of costs for both electricity supply and delivery.

Families expecting a child or raising young children are invited to attend “Bump, Baby, and Beyond,” a free community health and resource fair taking place on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in Lynnfield.