Select Board approves Craveyard license, extends bar hours
Select Board approved Craveyard restaurant license, extended Brothers Sports Bar hours, and adopted 2027 meeting calendar.
Select Board approved Craveyard restaurant license, extended Brothers Sports Bar hours, and adopted 2027 meeting calendar.
Tewksbury Select Board votes 5-0 to launch a nine-member surveillance technology subcommittee.
The Select Board approved Warrant Article 3 with a 4-0 vote and one abstention. Board member Richard Russo, Jr. moved to approve and recommend the article for the Special Town Meeting to appropriate funds for town employee wage scales; Vice Chair Mark Kratman seconded.
Tewksbury Select Board revises pay plan warrant article hours before posting deadline.
Tewksbury Select Board approved a 22-article Special Town Meeting Warrant for October 6 but split over surveillance technology articles.
The Select Board imposed liquor license suspensions on six Tewksbury establishments for sales to a minor in undercover operations.
The Tewksbury Select Board scheduled a Special Town Meeting for October 6, 2026, at Tewksbury Memorial High School. The Board approved procedural and administrative items including re-appointment of Paul William Micalizzi as Town Constable and a National Grid/Verizon pole petition for 99 Vale
Tewksbury Select Board schedules October 6 Special Town Meeting and advances Flock camera legal review.
Tewksbury appointed Christopher Kingston to fill a School Committee vacancy. Kingston, a 25-year resident with two children in Tewksbury schools, teaches 11th and 12th grades in the Revere Public School system and previously served as Union President of the local Revere teachers union. He holds a
Tewksbury fills School Committee vacancy with educator and union veteran Chris Kingston.
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