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The En Ka Fair, from the past to the presentWinchester - May is a month known for many things - May Day and Cinco de Mayo to name two - but in Winchester many residents know May as the month that the En Ka Fair returns to town. This year is no — Daily Times Chronicle Thursday, May 17, 2012 12:00 PM Lexington High volleyball beats Arlington, 3-1The Lexington High volleyball team pushed its record to 2-5 in recent play after a 3-1 win over Arlington and a 3-0 loss to Westford Academy. — Wicked Local Lexington Lexington High baseball topped by Rockets in N.Y,These games are never easy to deal with. Leading 5-1 in the top of the seventh inning, the Lexington High baseball team seemed to have things in order against Reading. But the Rockets rallied, tied the game and proceeded to plate two more runs in the eighth inning. In the end, Reading earned a come-from-behind 7-5 victory over the Minutemen Sunday afternoon at Double Day Field in Cooperstown, N.Y. — Wicked Local Lexington Prosecutor: Groton slayingWoburn -- Allison Myrick was tortured by her ex-boyfriend, repeatedly stabbed, beaten, shot between the eyes with a pellet gun and burned with a cigarette, prosecutors alleged on Thursday. — Nashoba Publishing Thursday, May 17, 2012 12:26 PM Lexington High track teams split with ReadingThe Lexington High boys track and field team suffered its first loss of the season last week, dropping an 82-54 decision against Reading. — Wicked Local Lexington Lexington High baseball team chalks up back-to-back blowout winsThanks to Mother Nature, this one took a little longer than expected. But when all was said and done, the end result was another victory for the Lexington High baseball team. — Wicked Local Lexington Lexington High boys lacrosse beats Arlington in overtimeOn Tuesday afternoon, the Lexington High boys lacrosse team pulled out a thrilling, 7-6, two-overtime win over visiting Arlington at Lincoln Park. — Wicked Local Lexington Motion denied to dismiss city inspector's caseWoburn -- Despite questioning whether a prosecutor proved his case against David St. Hilaire, a Superior Court judge on Wednesday kept alive the larceny case involving a suspended Lowell building inspector. — The Lowell Sun Thursday, May 17, 2012 6:40 AM Lexington High boys lacrosse falls to 2-3 The Lexington High boys lacrosse team's record fell to 2-3 overall and 0-1 in the Middlesex League Large division on Tuesday when the Minutemen were doubled up by Woburn, 10-5. — Wicked Local Lexington Lexington High girls lacrosse edged by WoburnIn their Middlesex League Large School Division opener on Tuesday afternoon, the Lexington High girls lacrosse team lost at home to Woburn, 11-9, at Lincoln Park. — Wicked Local Lexington Arlington native's field of dreams and lawArlington native and Federal Administrative Law Judge William Moran recently released his second book: “One Season, A Baseball Tale.” — Wicked Local Arlington No new holidays added to Winchester schools' religious policyThe School Committee voted May 8 to leave the district’s Accommodation for Religious and Ethnic Observances Policy largely unchanged, declining to add two Muslim holidays to the district’s list of non-event days. — Wicked Local Winchester
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