The Reading Fire Department announced today that it is rolling out new clinically advanced resuscitation equipment from Chelmsford-based ZOLL®.

Residents planning to vote in the upcoming election will have several opportunities to cast their ballots early.

Serving on the Reading School Committee for the past six years has been one of the most meaningful ways I have contributed to the strength of our community.

I am asking for your support for my election to School Committee.

Join the Reading Climate Advisory Committee for an engaging and practical workshop all about how you can start composting at home—no experience required!

Our creative community is strongest when many voices are heard. If you feel inspired, please consider submitting your own work to The Reading Observer.

Fitness Together Reading will celebrate 20 years in the Reading community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, March 6, 2026, from 2-5 pm.

Now that tax filing season is underway, House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading) is encouraging Massachusetts residents who are 65 or older to see whether they qualify for the Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit when filing their 2025 state tax returns.

This spring the Library features programs designed to inspire and delight all ages.

Summer may still be weeks away, but planning for the season is about to begin.

Celebrate the contributions and talents of women in our community at a special panel discussion presented by the Office of Equity and Social Justice and the Women's League of Reading.

Women's Money Matters, a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that empowers women and girls living on low incomes to improve their financial health, is seeking volunteer coaches and presenters across Eastern Massachusetts to support a surge in demand for its free financial wellness programs.

Applications and gardener agreements are available online through the Community Garden website.

Performing Arts Center Thursday, March 5th at 6:30pm, Friday, March 6th at 7pm, and Saturday, March 7th at 2pm.

Hello, I’m Carlo Bacci, and I’m running for reelection to the Reading Select Board with unwavering pride and determination.

Our creative community is strongest when many voices are heard. If you feel inspired, please consider submitting your own work to The Reading Observer.

Despite all the snow still on the ground, it’s time again to start thinking about PorchFest.

The Town Clerk’s Office has mailed the 2026 Annual Census, which includes your dog licensing worksheet. Residents are reminded that all dogs in Reading must be licensed by March 31, 2026.

Community members are invited to attend Office Hours with the Town of Reading’s Office of Equity & Social Justice (OESJ) throughout the month of March.

Community members looking to strengthen their ability to support others are invited to participate in a free Mental Health First Aid training hosted by the Reading Coalition for Prevention & Support this spring.