Select Board OKs revised pay plan warrant article
Tewksbury Select Board revises pay plan warrant article hours before posting deadline.
Tewksbury Select Board revises pay plan warrant article hours before posting deadline.
Tewksbury Finance Committee presses Shawsheen Valley on revised $430,000 budget cut and rising assessment costs.
Select Board debates member's own surveillance bylaws before October Special Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Select Board debates member's own surveillance camera bylaws; Board of Health revisits Jimbo's restaurant permit. Also in today's brief (14 items): Town posts voter registra…
Four Tewksbury-resident obituaries were published this week: Casiello, Joseph James, 84; Crowley, Gerald P., 81; Hanke, Carol Ann (Doucette), 86; and MacDonald, Marguerite M. (Socquet), 85. Gerald P. Crowley had lived in Tewksbury for 58 years, and Carol Ann Hanke was a longtime Tewksbu…
Tewksbury readies voters for the Nov. 3 election as the town posts early voting hours and a ballot guide. The town homepage also flagged a fall tree-planting partnership with National Grid and a reminder on the yard waste pickup schedule. Statewide, "2026 MA Elections: Question 9 Would …
Tewksbury School Committee adopted four policies on September 16, including an expedited PROTECT Act policy. The committee unanimously approved the law enforcement interaction policy at state request, plus policies on school choice, physical restraint, and parent councils.
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approved a major commercial project and amended two enforcement orders for unpermitted wetland work. The commission voted unanimously to permit ETS Inc's development at 600 Woburn Street, which obtained Planning Board approval and includes modifications to maintain
Tewksbury School Committee seeks exemption from a proposed town surveillance oversight bylaw.
Tewksbury Finance Committee reviews fall warrant topped by ambulance funding and surveillance rules. Resident James Mackey petitioned for two bylaws regulating police surveillance technology and license plate readers, prompting an hour of questions on data retention and audits.
Tewksbury Conservation Commission amended two enforcement orders and approved permits for an accessory dwelling unit and a commercial building.