Open Space committee advanced hospital land and recreation plan projects. The committee approved plans for the Hospital Land project with an RFP draft due by June 30 and full release targeted for July 31, with design work slated for August and potential inclusion of boardwalk construction costs in
Tewksbury School Committee voted to honor Superintendent Brenda Theriault-Regan with a permanent loop naming. Chair Bridget Garabedian, Vice Chair Kayla Biagioni-Smith, Clerk Ryan Lloyd, and member Chris Moncada voted unanimously 4-0 in support. All committee members spoke to thank the
Conservation Commission approved two permit applications and ratified eight emergency certifications. The commission unanimously approved determinations of applicability for pre-cast dry wells at 27 Quail Run for stormwater management and a prefabricated shed at 450 Pinnacle Street. Eight emergency
Tewksbury Select Board unanimously approved the Into Action Recovery Road Race for September 27 and accepted two property easements. The Board approved donations totaling $300 to the Veterans' Department and for a banner honoring Maryann Vasallo, and accepted a tabletop statue of Anne Sullivan and
Tewksbury library board unanimously approved Americans with Disabilities Act Policy at June meeting. Vice Chair Julie Naughton presided with members Bonnie Page, Jonah McCreary, Jessica Rauseo, and Cathy Dwyer present; Christopher Castiglione was absent. Library Director Diane Giarrusso announced
The Board of Assessors approved routine tax documents in a June meeting. Chairman Diana Caswell Varney and member Susan Moore reviewed and signed Motor Vehicle Excise tax abatement for May 2026 and Motor Vehicle Excise tax commitment 3 for 2026. The board then entered executive session to discuss
Tewksbury's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a home bakery with strict pickup conditions. The board unanimously approved Valerie Ashe's special permit for an in-home bread bakery at 57 Patten Rd with restrictions: noon to 6:30 PM, Sunday through Thursday, maximum four vehicles per hour, driveway
Conservation Commission deferred battery-storage decision to allow peer review. The Commission continued its public hearing on a proposed Battery Storage Facility with Hillman Energy Center at 73-75 Hillman Street to June 10 to accommodate a pending technical review. Tyler Rynne presented the
Tewksbury School Committee approves new assistant superintendent and funding. The committee unanimously voted to hire Jason Stamp as Assistant Superintendent of Schools and approved a new transportation contract during its May 27 meeting, Superintendent Brenda Theriault-Regan presiding. The
Tewksbury Board of Health appoints regional inspector and launches kratom regulation process. The five-member board unanimously approved the appointment of Kerri Sands as regional health inspector for Tewksbury and Tyngsboro under a PHE Grant, effective April 27, 2026. Sands, who holds a master's
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