Tewksbury posted details Wednesday for its annual 9/11 Memorial Ceremony as the town's News Flash feed also kept residents updated on mosquito control and primary-voting logistics. Separately, Tewksbury Patch reported that the triple murder trial of Duxbury mother Lindsay Clancy, whose …
The Council on Aging approved August financials and heard a director's report on programs and a $12,130 building emergency. Jeff Dufour reviewed the first-month budget, showing increased repair and maintenance funds.
Tewksbury Finance Committee welcomed Shawsheen Tech's new Business Manager Ian Gosselin while raising serious concerns about financial reporting and budget transparency. Committee Chair Richard Levasseur pressed the regional school district on misaligned account codes, unexplained guidance and
Tewksbury School Committee packs Wednesday with three sessions as the district moves into late summer business. The panel holds a special meeting, an administrators workshop, and its regular monthly meeting all on Aug. 19, according to the district's public calendar, while the district'…
A high-profile murder defendant is being held at Tewksbury Hospital, per a Tewksbury Patch item that did not name the individual or case. Town Hall's News Flash system posted updates Monday on a Mosquito Control Project and a new "Tewksbury Together: Neighbors Helping Neighbors" initiat…
Tewksbury is gearing up for the Sept. 1 state primary with new early voting and mail-ballot guidance. The town posted updated in-person early voting and vote-by-mail information on its website this week, and the Board of Registrars will run a test pack for the election on Tuesday, Aug. …
Tewksbury police issued new e-bike and electric dirt bike safety guidance as the town rolled out other resident notices this week. Town Hall's News Flash service posted guidance on mattress disposal and announced a "Learn to Play" pickleball program at the town's courts. Per Tewksbury P…
Tewksbury Open Space Committee reelected its leadership through unanimous votes at an August meeting. Tom Branchaud was reelected chair, Bruce Shick as vice chair, and Paige Impink as clerk. The committee advanced a boardwalk project on Hospital land, with Assistant Town Manager Robert Maynard and
Conservation Commission approved five residential determinations and two emergency certifications while continuing a battery storage facility hearing. The commission issued negative determinations for residential projects at five locations including an accessory dwelling unit, sewer tie-in, and
The Select Board imposed liquor license suspensions on six Tewksbury establishments for sales to a minor in undercover operations.
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