New Sushi Restaurant Opens First Massachusetts Location In Tewksbury
A new sushi restaurant has opened its first Massachusetts location in town, marking one of the more notable small-business openings of the week, according to Tewksbury Patch.
TOWN HALL
The town's official News Flash feed on Friday reiterated voter guidance ahead of the Sept. 1 state primary, directing residents to confirm polling locations and registration status through the town clerk's office before heading to the polls. The notice, titled "Know Before You Go State Primary," pointed voters to the town website for additional details on eligibility and ballot procedures.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"New Sushi Spot Debuts First MA Location With Freebies: Cheap Eats" is how Tewksbury Patch headlined the opening of a new eatery in town. The restaurant celebrated its debut with free matcha, caviar samples, giveaways and a 20 percent discount through its app, according to Tewksbury Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/tewksbury).
"These 2 MA Pizzerias Among The Country's Best, Food Writers Say" was another headline from Tewksbury Patch this week, noting that a new nationwide guide singled out 27 pizzerias across 20 states, including entries tied to the region. Details on which specific pizzerias made the list were not included in the paraphrased alert, according to Tewksbury Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/tewksbury).
"Tewksbury voters: know before you go for the Sept. 1 state primary" was the headline from Homenewshere.com, which reiterated similar voter guidance to the town's own alert, directing residents to the town website with questions ahead of Tuesday's primary, a story the town's News Flash also covered today (read it at https://homenewshere.com/tewksbury_town_crier/news/article_63ed020e-4ee6-418e-93bb-0b9589002c3d.html).
COMING UP
The Massachusetts state primary election is set for Tuesday, Sept. 1. Residents with questions about polling locations or registration status are directed to contact the town clerk's office or visit the town website before then.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.