Woburn Advocate
Post office asks customers to mail early; offers mailing tips
With the volume of cards, letters and packages expected to mushroom with the countdown to the holidays, Jeffrey P. Roach, officer in charge of Woburn Post Office, advises customers to mail early.
With the need higher than ever, what are you doing to help others this holiday season?
With the need higher than ever, what are you doing to help others this holiday season?
Library design competition opens
In the 1870s, Charles Bowers Winn bequeathed the funds for a library in Woburn, “an architectural ornament for the town.
Find out if you're ready for conversion to all-digital television
All Boston television stations and cable providers are teaming up on Dec. 9 to give television viewers a day-long readiness test for conversion to all-digital TV.
Ken Donnelly predicts tough year
This January, state Senator-Elect Ken Donnelly, D-Arlington, will take his office, and in the time leading up to that, Donnelly is filling his cabinet and preparing for what he predicts will be a tough legislative session.
Oil spill shuts down city wells
A gasoline spill Saturday morning at a gas station near Horn Pond led the Woburn Department of Public Works to shut down the city’s wells.
Interfaith service celebrates unity
Despite their theological differences, members of Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and Muslim congregations came together to celebrate and worship together at the annual Lexington Interfaith Thanksgiving Service last Tuesday night.
Free grief booklets available for children
“When Children Grieve: How Educators can Help,” a resource for educators on providing support for children who are grieving for a parent, grandparent, relative or a friend, is available for free from VNA Hospice Care.
'The Bricks' are back
The Pathway to Knowledge at Woburn Memorial High School is entering the second phase of brick sales and will be ongoing until Jan. 15.
YMCA trail race benefits families
Burn off that Thanksgiving meal with a 4.25 mile trail run to the top of Horn Pond Hill in Woburn on Friday, Nov. 28.
Hotel's 'Wish Tree' meant to help those in need
The Hilton Boston/Woburn is looking for help to assist children and families who are suffering from the current economic crunch.
Interfaith service brings communities together
Despite their theological differences, members of Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and Muslim congregations came together to celebrate and worship together at the annual Lexington Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Tuesday night.
Parking to be restricted Thanksgiving Day
The Woburn police department has announced that the following streets will have restricted parking on Thanksgiving Day:
Coloring contest winners announced
And the winners are…
Unemployment claims rising at Woburn center
The number of people applying for unemployment benefits at the state’s “one-stop” career center in Woburn, The Career Place, has increased “dramatically” over the last two months.


