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9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Friday at Town Common
September 10, 2026
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Reading to Hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Town Common
Reading public safety agencies will hold a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on Friday, September 11, at 8:30 a.m. on the Town Common. The Select Board issued a proclamation honoring the victims and the community is invited to gather for a brief ceremony to remember those lost and the spirit of unity.
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Ipswich River Watershed Association to Present 'State of the Watershed: Reading Edition'
Executive Director Erin Bonney Casey will discuss drought conditions, local stewardship efforts, and watershed protections on Thursday, September 17, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Reading Public Library.
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Reading's Nick Mirogiannis Records Two Assists in Emerson Soccer Win
Nick Mirogiannis recorded two assists as Emerson College beat Nichols College 3-0, reported September 8.
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ZBA to Hear Special Permit Request for 163 Green Street Deck
The Zoning Board of Appeals will review William Alexander's application to replace and enlarge a non-conforming deck at 163 Green Street on Monday, September 14, at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Reading Seeks Volunteers for Town Boards and Committees
The town is accepting applications through September 30 for openings on the Town Forest Committee, Trails Committee, and Climate Advisory Committee.
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Reading Cultural Council opens FY27 arts grant applications
The Reading Cultural Council's FY27 grant cycle is open through October 15, funding local artists and organizations for concerts, lectures, school programs and other arts events.
The Reading Post
ReCAL construction advances toward October milestone
Construction at the Reading Center for Active Living site on Symonds Way has progressed to wood framing and concrete pouring for the walking track ahead of an October topping-off ceremony.
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RMHS rises in Boston Magazine school rankings
Reading Memorial High School moved up to No. 52 in Boston Magazine's 2026 ranking of Greater Boston public high schools, up 10 spots from last year, based on MCAS scores, SAT/AP results, graduation rate, class sizes and course access.
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