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There’s a certain stereotype of the quaint New England town. The small downtown where small businesses ply their trade, chatting with the regulars. The community events where everyone pitches in. The white church with a towering steeple standing sentinel over one end of the town center.  In Winchester, a town nestled at the edge of the more urban core around Boston, this vision is more than just a cliché—it’s everyday life.  “Winchester is a really fantastic community,” says town manager Lisa Wong. “There’s a lot about it that makes it special.” Present-day Winchester was first settled by white colonists in 164
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