WILMINGTON, MA — Below are recent articles about Wilmington published online during the week of Sunday, September 11, 2016 that residents should consider reading:
Wilmington Town Crier
- Debbie Cipriani to be honored on Sept. 27: Retiring recreation director reflects on tenure, team by Mary Leach
- Universal admiration expressed for Debbie Cipriani by Mary Leach
- Cimaglia one of six finalists for Peter J. Gomes Service Award by Brendan Foley
- Facility Master Plan Committee meets with BOS to review ideas and proposals by Brendan Foley
- Textron no longer to manufacture Sensor Fund Weapons or ‘cluster bombs’ by Brendan Foley
- Kelleher wins Wilmington, loses state in low-turnout primary by Mary Leach
- Keogan held without bail; will face arraignment Thursday by Brendan Foley
- Wildwood Cemetery has many links to town’s early years by Larz Neilson
- Girls Soccer team takes five out of six points to start the season by Jamie Pote
- Boys Soccer team drops first three contests by Jamie Pote
- Wildcats offense flipped over by Winchester’s defense by Mike Ippolito
- Reading sweeps Wilmington on the (new) course by Mike Ippolito
- Wildcats dominate Tanners before falling to Lexington by Jamie Pote
- Volleyball squad serves up first victory by Mark Nadeau
- WHS Cheerleaders host event with youth girls: My Day Cheering with the Big Girls by Krista Bresnahan
- Named MASCAC Rookie of the Week: Olson starts collegiate career off on the right foot by Mike Ippolito
- Wilmington Chamber of Commerce 5K And Half Marathon fast approaching by Brendan Foley
Wilmington Advocate
- Cipriani retiring after 23 years with Wilmington Recreation Department by Bruce Coulter
- Burlington High Athletic Hall of Fame: Worob made the most of his shot by Doug Hastings (NOTE: Worob is a now a Wilmington resident.)
Lowell Sun
- Wilmington teacher on leave in alleged domestic assault
- No bail for Wilmington man who threatened to burn local mosques by Lisa Redmond
- Wilmington teacher helps Google reinvent the classroom by Kori Tuitt
- Officials to Texas for elderly-safety convention by Kori Tuitt
- Local legislators in forefront of fight against opioid epidemic by Todd Feathers
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