One year ago today, I was sitting in my car, logged onto my laptop with a wireless network card, on the phone with my Editorial Director in New York City. We looked at the internal version of Woburn Patch, making sure everything was in it's proper place. And then, with the click of a button, the site went live. And Woburn Patch was born. It was one of the most exciting days of my journalism career. A site that I had worked on for five weeks, painstakingly making sure that every city building and park was represented, stories were ready and photos were taken, was finally ready for the public…

Do you love Woburn Patch? (Of course you do!) Do you want to post information to Woburn Patch? (Of course you do!)  Well, here's how!  Events Whether it's a yard sale or a community event, there are two ways you can post your event on Patch.  You can create a user account and post it yourself, or you can e-mail it to Local Editor Danielle Masterson. To post it yourself, which we highly recommend, as sometimes we're busy and don't get to every message immediately, simply sign-up for a user account by clicking "sign up" in the top right-hand corner of the page, then move over to our Events …