Milton Academy athletic director and head basketball coach Lamar Reddicks joins the L.I.T. Podcast to talk about a basketball journey that has come full circle. Growing up in Milton, Reddicks first fell in love with the game playing for Milton High before continuing his career at Bentley University. From there, he embarked on a coaching career that has spanned more than two decades. Reddicks reflects on his years coaching at the college level—including seven seasons as an assistant at Harvard and a stop at Boston University—before returning home to lead the program at Milton Academy. In this episode, he talks about the highs and lows of coaching, why building a program means building a family, and the importance of helping players become grounded leaders in their communities long after their playing days end. He also opens up about one of the most unique challenges of his career: coaching his own son. Reddicks shares why it’s been the hardest—and most rewarding—experience he’s ever had as a coach

The Wilmington School Committee have their first meeting in their new location at the new town hall in the Hearing Room. The committee also have a newer 6:00 pm time for foreseeable future meetings. The meeting opened with a student report from the Wilmington Middle School Reps as they discuss tickets for the school dance, the recent STEM fair and more. The meeting continues with discussion of the Disposal of Surplus Materials memo, discussion of various warrants, and did a read through of new policies. The committee talked about various openings in the school district, including the Director of Finance position that will be scheduling interview starting March 23rd. There was also a discussion of the school calendar and holidays that ended with the vote that moving forward Good Friday will be an early release day. For more details, check out the rest of the meeting.

Mike Capistran explains the hand held equipment, the dumbells and kettlebells, and why they are the most used workout equipment at his gym! He also explains how power blocks are a useful and versatile alternative that they have access to. WCTV is Powered by Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. @ausome_rates

Let's take a peek behind the curtain of episode 23 of All About the Flavors as the guest stars from WCTV's board learn from Elijah and Bob what goes into filming and editing an episode. If you haven't seen the latest episode, check it out now!

The last of the snow is melting as the days are getting warmer and nature is coming back to life. Join Rachelle to welcome in the spring season with this easy to do paper craft! She takes us through two ways for making fun hangable butterflies, one that uses no glue and one that does. WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. @criticalmasssolar @ausome_rates

At this meeting, the Finance Committee reviews and votes on a wide range of warrant articles ahead of the upcoming Annual Town Meeting. Members discuss and make recommendations on the Fiscal Year 2027 town budget, capital spending items, stabilization fund deposits, infrastructure projects, and other funding requests affecting town operations and services. This synopsis is only a general overview of the meeting. For full discussion, context, and details on each article, please watch the complete meeting recording.

The last of the snow is melting as the days are getting warmer and nature is coming back to life. Join Rachelle to welcome in the spring season with this easy to do paper craft! She takes us through two ways for making fun hangable butterflies, one that uses no glue and one that does.

While Austin was visiting Mike Capistran Athletics, Mike guided him through a trap bar deadlift! To learn more about the gym, why Mike founded it and see some of the equipment available for use, check out the full episode of The Wilmington Spotlight, now on YouTube WCTV is Powered by Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. @ausome_rates

Wilmington Boys Hockey had a great run in the playoffs this year and made it to the elite 8. Here are the highlights. WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. WCTV Sports is Powered by BMB Training and Development, CMS Plumbing and Heating, Forrest Auto Repair, Frangos, Giovanni’s Roast Beef and Pizza Tewksbury, Knowledge Brokers Realty, McGovern Hyundai RT 93, Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant, Sarkisian Apparel and Wilmington Ace Hardware.