Endorsement cites Lipper-Garabedian's record strengthening oversight of long-term care and advocating for older adults and the caregivers who serve them

The town’s paving contractor will begin milling and grinding the existing roadway pavement on three streets on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.

The Reading Fire Department and Reading Police Department are responding to a propane gas tank leak in the area of Washington Street.

State Representative Tram Nguyen today released the below statement in response to a Salem News article, “Koh's investment portfolio grew during White House job.”

Our annual Touch-a-Truck is a great way to start your day, and all ages and abilities are welcome!

Two Waltham police unions today announced they have endorsed David Solet, a veteran trial attorney and 2025 Middlesex County Prosecutor of the Year.

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has given its initial approval to a proposal by House Minority Leader Brad Jones, Jr., and State Representative Rich Haggerty authorizing the creation of a license plate honoring Medal of Fidelity recipients and their families.

State Representative Tram Nguyen and attorney and business leader John Beccia today called for a debate before the Democratic primary in the Sixth Congressional District.

Koh is at 34%, nearly double his closest rivals, as voters cast ballots and the September 1 primary approaches.

Local Businesses Joined Forces in Beloved Annual Event Celebrating “Shop Local”

Reading will offer in-person early voting for the September 1, 2026 state primary, available to all registered voters in town.

As of August 1, Katie Gabriello, who serves as the town’s Director of Operations, has added the role to her responsibilities.

“We are confident that Dan Koh will be a strong ally for organized labor and a tireless advocate for the working people of the Sixth Congressional District,” says Vice President Pepicelli.

With the Massachusetts state primary set for Tuesday, September 1, The Reading Observer has published election information to help residents prepare.

Democratic Challenger Says Prosecutors Need the Tools to Keep the Most Dangerous Offenders Off the Streets.

Belsito also recognized with Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate distinction, Mental Health Now Candidate designation.

Koh is running to fight back against Trump’s corruption and to lower costs for families across the district.

The Reading Select Board voted on July 28 to place an operational override of $6.5M on the state election ballot for November 3, 2026.

The benches are back at the Maillet, Sommes, & Morgan Conservation Area.

The Select Board voted on Tuesday, July 28, to place an operational override of $6.5M on the ballot for the November 3 election, and Reading Public Schools has published a Frequently Asked Questions document to help residents understand what the measure would mean for the district’s fiscal 2028 budget.