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Pless outlines three years of equity and social justice work in Reading (opens the original)
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READING - Town Director of Equity and Social Justice Albert Pless recently presented the Select Board with an overview of the work his office has undertaken over the past three years, emphasizing that the effort is intended to extend beyond individual programs and become part of the townâs broader organizational culture. Pless made the presentation during the Select Boardâs meeting last Tuesday and described his presentation as âBuild Equity Together: Community Impact, an Organization of G
Select Board gets new updates on Bill Russell Com and environmental sustainability (opens the original)
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READING - The Reading Select Board received updates on several town initiatives, including a new mobile app, MBTA improvements, the work of the Ad Hoc Commemoration Establishment Committee and a name change for the Climate Advisory Committee during its regular meeting last week. Town Manager Jayne Wellman announced that the town had signed an agreement with Barking Flea Studios to bring the Milo Hub mobile app to Reading. The free app will provide a direct channel for the town to send news and a
Select Board to review Pleasant Street Center options (opens the original)
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READING - The Reading select board held its regular meeting in Town Hallâs main hearing room last night. On the agenda this week is an update about the Pleasant Street Center, a proclamation in honor of Hispanic Heritage month, and an update from the Climate Action Committee. The board will also continue its discussion about the November property tax override vote. The board will vote on its consent agenda, which includes approval of meeting minutes and the designation of a special municipal e
Reading breaks ground on new Killam Elementary School (opens the original)
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READING - After years of planning, community discussion and work behind the scenes, Reading officials, educators, residents and project partners gathered last Friday, to officially break ground on the new Killam Elementary School. The ceremony marked the beginning of construction on a new school that is a major investment in Readingâs students and the communityâs future. âThe new Killam will provide spaces for people to gather, play, learn and connect,â Town Manager Jayne Wellman said du
Information sessions continue as November override vote nears (opens the original)
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READING - As Reading voters prepare to decide the fate of a Proposition 2½ override in November, town officials are stepping up efforts to make sure residents have access to information about the proposal. During last weekâs Select Board meeting, Town Manager Jayne Wellman outlined an increasingly broad public outreach campaign that includes community forums, webinars, an online information hub, a tax calculator and opportunities for residents to speak directly with town staff. One resource,
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