Unfortunately, this event has been canceled due to rain. Watch for a new date
Tewksbury Carnation
A moment to remember Arthur Costa, plus come enjoy breakfast at the Senior Center
There will be a taco truck on our corner
This month's quick meeting touched on the start of the school year and transportation issues.
Goal is to narrow three down to two with input from town departments
Tewksbury MCAS Results Now Available
TMHS leads district, while Wynn has top accountability score
Trick or treat hours set, Special Town Meeting recommendations made
572 students engaged in enriching educational activities
Tickets still available for psychic medium Laura Lee
Flags broken and sign bent at garden at corner of Maple St. and Whittemore St.
This Friday is the last day to register
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Parents and aquatic marine mammal enthusiasts, register soon for the Whalemobile on Saturday as space is limited
Rep. Vanna Howard dropped by a field day for Lowell Transitional Living Center
Sponsors, donations sought for Oct. 14 event expected to pull in 800 robotics enthusiasts; residents invited to attend
The Beefie Boys are back, and visit the Council on Aging tent to learn about services available
MassArt Announces Common Good Awards, Celebrating Contributions to Civic Life Through the Arts
Nominations now open to celebrate the contributions of individuals and organizations in cities and towns
With sale of Deli King, town to gain a new Asian restaurant; Columbus addresses underage sale of alcohol
Briefs: Mini Cleanup Saturday, Tewksbury 9/11 Ceremony Available for Viewing, TPD Giving Drive
TPD, TFD, town officials marked solemn anniversary; opportunity to help family displaced by fire
Dominos opening location between T-Mobile, Envy Nails; town clears 10% affordable bar thanks to Residence Inn conversion
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Small-business owners can register for a free webinar on work-life integration
Robertson, Wellman spoke on behalf of residents; keeping trucks out of residential areas is 'precedent set by the town of Andover'
Betsy DelloRusso, Maria Coviello, and Walk Hero Andrew St. Germain will join thousands to support all forms of cancer research and care
Wamesit Mystery Machine, live music, food vendors in; helicopter rides sold out
If you see a hang tag like the one above, let the police know
Tree House, Tewksbury Dental hearings continued to Sept. 20; last chance to weigh in on bylaw changes
Tewksbury Police, Public Schools Collaborate to Offer TMHS Students an Intro to Law Enforcement
TPS seeks to form additional community and college partnerships
All residents are invited to help narrow list from six to three locations
Family-friendly setting features contemporary music; Rally Day scheduled for Sept. 10
Amato says program could draw more diners to local businesses, but staffing is one concern
Residents advised to boil water until further notice
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The Lions seek Beep Ball sponsors; join a family guided hike on Saturday or watch butterflies take off for Mexico
Poll results inform Mass DPH efforts to improve health in individual cities and towns
Last time they ran out, so get there early, eat dessert first and stay for Italian street food
At least one child was missing for a time
Children may be eligible for other fee waivers, and town can receive extra funding
Plus, five fun and free events in September and the return of weekend hours
Municipal systems are often vulnerable to attack. Just ask Lowell
Senior Center launching new dental clinic; tonight is last concert on the lawn for 2023 season
If you're a young professional looking for networking or business development help, take this survey
Despite the name, services for women are also available
Community Market Welcomes 35 Vendors
Code 1 BBQ and Eggroll Café food truck return
Two are returning presenters, while one will be a first time visitor
Festival will be a two-day celebration with separate and unique attractions each day
Six areas of town are under consideration; legislation is not mandate to build
Sarina Way residents showed up in force to oppose removal of trees to add parking spaces
Local institution recognized for community education
Passing of longtime treasurer leaves vacant seat on Council on Aging
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Brewery aficionados can take a virtual trip to one of America's strangest museums. Plus, medium Laura Lee returns to Tewksbury
Losses totaling $45,000 have been reported in Tewksbury; nationwide in 2022, more than 88,000 victims over the age of 60 reported losses of $3.1 billion
Tewksbury native receives letter of commendation
Amato outlines a plan to assign letter grades to local restaurants
How was summer vacation? TFR seeks your experiences to inform plans for town program
Today is the last day to buy SoldierOn 50/20 raffle tickets
Get there early for fresh churros — they sold out last time
Tonight's meeting focused on back to school and goals for the district and the committee.
2023 Back to School Directory
The school bells will be ringing before you know it. Here's what you need to know before the first day
Veterans' initiative poised to be adopted by the state Democratic committee
Ames Pond most popular option for new zoning; Town Center lands second
Dulock was recently diagnosed with end-stage kidney disease, and community is stepping up
Domestic violence agency serves Tewksbury and all of Greater Lowell; community invited to sponsor 27th annual Golf Classic
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Outdoor concerts return tonight on the Library back lawn. Bring some raffle cash. Plus, Planet Fitness coming to Tewksbury
In Memoriam: John C. Sliva
Retired Odyssey Systems electrical engineer and 35 year resident will be waked on Tuesday
Plus, remember the mini cleanup on Saturday
Tewksbury firefighters will run a teddy bear clinic all afternoon
Need to dispose of cardboard or mattresses? Please don't dump them at Town Hall
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Families can enjoy an open observatory night. Plus: charity cornhole tournament, free tennis lessons
Strong again seeking special permit after denials; board will conduct site visit on August 10
Catering is now available for events from birthday parties to weddings
33 vendors also include lemonade, cannolis, pet treats, artisans and much more
Town to see $13,812,515 in Chapter 70 funding, $3,327,295 in unrestricted local aid plus $815,000 earmarked for projects
The first of three planned feedback sessions will be held on August 15
Artists create whimsical and beautiful items from blocks of wood
Briefs: Go to MVP for Mini Golf, Stay for Falafel; Tree House Rolls Out Pizza; Realtor Program
Local real estate pros are invited to learn how to advise buyers about wetlands
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Families can meet birds of prey on Tuesday afternoon
Board signs off on comprehensive permit for adaptive reuse project
Organizers cite heat, storms. Market will return next week
Costa was a veteran, served on many organizations and committees
Residents may drop items from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Planning a trip? You can brush up on your vocabulary for free
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Finally, a sunny Monday -- drop by tonight's outdoor concert on the lawn
Board of Health extends order for consultant, considers letter grading system for restaurants
School Committee conducts superintendent evaluation, reviews bus plan
6 Takeaways from the COA Meeting
Senior Center welcomes new Outreach Coordinator, coupon books available for fresh vegetables
Resident raises concerns about Rt. 38 traffic from Tree House overflow lot
Skybox to become a Tewksbury branch of the popular Brothers Sports Bar & Grille
Three retail cannabis applicants still in need of approvals receive signoffs
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Personal tech help returns to the library, and so far the weather looks promising for tonight's concert on the lawn
Buckley: 'We help one veteran at a time'
Individuals with autism or dementia can receive a GPS tracking bracelet
Reading-based troupe traveled to Michigan for competition
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Two chances to meet adoptable pups this weekend, but plan ahead if you want to bring one home
Full accreditation review comes in October
Town will help agents better advise buyers of limitations on property use
Why cook? Cool off with The Stand “Shaken Not Stirred” lemonade and choose from three food trucks
Kear named to one-year term
Long congratulates students achieving academic excellence
Graffeo says those listed as inactive voters will need additional paperwork at polls
Montuori says those qualified to teach a class in town should contact him
Happy July 4, Tewksbury
The weather held out for families visiting Livingston St. yesterday
Plus, AgeSpan seeks meal delivery drivers
DESE to collect feedback for 60 days
President Mary Ann Taylor says donations will fund adult programming
Events will be July 3 at Livingston St.
Group currently partnering with Soldier On for veteran's housing
Montuori, above, outlined in detail how TPD staffing decision was made
Survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete and will ask residents to rate six possible locations
Win a gift card for Donna’s Donuts, La Vita Dolce, Tree House Brewing Company or Vic’s Waffle House
A shorthanded board saw a number of continuances
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Harry Potter superfans event, Sweet Paws Rescue adoption meetup
Designation earns town an additional 2% on MSBA reimbursement
Cultural council, TDEIAC, Historic Commission, Conservation Commission have openings
New hours for the Senior Center start Monday, June 26
Residents can enjoy a sunny evening on the patio and hear from three local nonprofits
Select Board hears a variety of proposals, questions applicants on location, capitalization, more
League is partnering with Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth
Elementary School Building Committee's work coming to a close
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The annual TPD Bike Rodeo is Sunday, with food, fun and a DJ
Team takes on Burlington at 2:30 p.m.
TMHS Teacher Receives Pink Slip
Union rep Conner Bourgoin says choice based on 'strict seniority'
How To Celebrate Juneteenth
Tewksbury residents are invited to interfaith service, other celebrations
Drop by TODAY for Beefie Boys, Empanada Dada, Tewksbury Honey and much more
Updated schedule begins Monday, June 26
Reading challenges and exciting events all season long
Packed, marathon session yields bumper crop of continuances to June 26
Missed the ceremony? You can watch now thanks to Tewksbury Telemedia
Experienced attorney says fundamentals of business success apply -- location, good lease terms, industry knowledge
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School's out on Friday, and summer reading kicks off with some help from TPD. Will Officer Waffles make an appearance?
Center is one of 5 nonprofits seeking to advance equity in treatment, access and to measure outcomes
Perpetrators claim to be members of law enforcement
Eight sessions will span three nights, beginning June 13
Reading, road race, murder mystery dinner, concert series
The Class of 2023 commencement ceremony is Friday at 6 p.m.
Town Hall, Town Hall Annex and Senior Center will test a new schedule with 6 p.m. closing on Tuesday nights
A 10-pound dog in a 50 MPH car crash exerts 500 pounds of force. Are you taking precautions to keep everyone in the car safe?
Residents came together to show support for their LGBTQ+ neighbors
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Residents held a cornhole tournament yesterday to raise funds for MS research
Six signs supporting the LGBTQ+ community have gone missing so far
Here's what's happening in Wilmington, via the Apple
Mark Pitts plans to travel in Hawaii with his wife, Jane
Congratulations to all the volunteers who were recognized, especially Julie Naughton
Will go on rain or shine with music, BBQ and giveaways
New facility would be close to 190,000 square feet
Click through our album to see how Tewksbury honored those who made the ultimate sacrifice
Overnight lane closures on I-495 southbound between Route 38 and Route 3A overpass begin tomorrow at 8 p.m.
Wamesit Friends & Family Foundation program supports students with physical/cognitive disabilities
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Annual Memorial Day observance begins at 10 a.m.; inaugural Pride event will host Code 1 BBQ
Car wash proposal scrubbed
McKenzie Ferrari will receive $8,000 scholarship, while UMass Dartmouth tennis program awarded $2,000
Have you 'cut the cord'? The Library has you covered with Kanopy
Central Mass Mosquito Responds to Tewksbury Residents' Concerns About Mosquitos
Civics project results in veteran's parking spot; Tewksbury on track to send 121 freshmen
Series of four evening outings raise funds for MRWC
Lowder says a number of businesses set to open doors in the coming weeks
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The first local carnival of the summer opens this Thursday, and Matt Heaton returns on Friday
Get there early before the raindrops
Suggested donation is $20; TDTC will kick in $5 for each one sold
Appointments to the COA will happen in June
Select Board approves Pride Lights celebration, wine sales at Community Market
Dealership offers a one-stop shop for EV and hybrid vehicles, repairs, chargers and rebate info
Business Watch: Market Al Fresca to Expand, Add Beer and Wine, Meats, Sandwiches, Cheeses and More
New space will feature a pizza oven and deli, while pastries, coffees and gelato will be available in current market
Here are the students who earned spots on Term 3 honors lists
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The Galilee Café is this week, along with a 'Strike Out Cancer' fundraiser Saturday
Creamer thanks attendees at inaugural event
19 TAMY nominations for the TMHS Theater Company; Alphabest awarded expanded contract for 2023-24
Need plants? The Power of Flowers and Garden Club have them
Want to get involved and give back? Apply by June 7
Switching out your closets? Save your bags and give them to us
What’s Up With That Yellow Bag?
The 31st Annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is this Saturday, May 13
Another retail marijuana site plan is approved, this one for 1 Main St.
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Thank you to everyone who pitched in to clean up our town on a beautiful Saturday
Schools must integrate genocide education into curriculum
Offers discounts from Hootsuite, Triple Whale, Vizit, YieldDay and more
Officer Waffles watched over voters both nights
Congratulations to the 103 TMHS scholars who are graduating with distinction
Several controversial articles withdrawn, proposal to limit chair terms defeated
Columbus says unit "has changed outcomes and lives for the better" and will continue to do so
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Happy Beltane! There's a lot to do this week in town, none of it involving bonfires
Residents Susan Young and Al Mancini worked with town staff to earn designation
This year will feature textile donations for the first time
Town will take first step on Ella Fleming rehab, sees 38% fund match from the state
Children must be residents in grades five through eight
Hear from Montuori, Sadwick, Regan and McDermott live
Daycare proposal withdrawn, while three more retail cannabis applicants pass muster and move on to the Select Board
Plus 12 more takeaways from last night's meeting, including recommendations for Town Meeting articles
We're celebrating National Library Week by launching a new monthly column
Calling all poets: The Library will host an open mic night on Wednesday
Lisa's Pizza on track to reopen; Barry reelected for seventh term as chair
Group helps at-risk youth gain life skills with help from residents who properly dispose of bedding
Snippets from the Senior Center!
Plus, town posts supplemental warrant with explanations of many articles
Grants may cover up to three months of operating expenses
Horne Scarlett was nominated for the Black Excellence Award by Howard
Trash pickup delayed in observance of Patriot's Day, ice cream for dinner, bus driver info session
Congratulations to all the students for their achievement
Garabedian will repeat as chair, with backup from Biagioni-Smith
Dispensary owner has paid 'dark rent' on Job Lot Plaza site for a year anticipating bylaw change
Rabies Clinic Scheduled for Saturday
Free microchipping, and you can pick up a 2023 license
Key warrant articles will fund a new fire engine and ambulance, TMHS studio upgrades and more -- now residents need to come out and vote
Departing Select Board member calls out staff, colleagues and seniors
Volunteers have a special place at the Senior Center
Tonight's Finance Committee meeting offers an opportunity to ask questions about the Town Meeting warrant
Got a great photo of Tewksbury to share, a fun raffle basket idea or experience managing a 5K?
Lights! Camera! Action!
Learn the basics of video production at the Senior Center.
40 spots would be dedicated to dispensary, but employee parking lot will be added next door
The board reorganized before addressing several new streets
Lack of housing is a regional problem affecting Tewksbury, but Lowell is on the front lines
Resident calls out poor conditions for staff, patients and visitors
Newhouse Wildlife Rescue and TMHS Theatre Company also benefit thanks to sponsors Dance Expressions and Eco Auto
This public health week, the focus is on a family dealing with a sudden diagnosis
Areas around Poplar St. and Molly Drive to be cleaned up, recreation options added
795 voters came out today, a 3.3% turnout
Last year Tewksbury had a 9.47% voting rate. Let's beat that in 2023!
Anderson seeks to educate students on the implications of using technology, while Weir would like to boost Town Meeting participation
'When my parents became eligible for Medicare, she sat down with them for hours to review their options'
The board approved its first site plan review for a dispensary, at the former Sal's location
Dillon cites candidate's recreation center effort, vision and background
Senator Finegold, Rep. Robertson and former board members attended
Today is the last day to request a vote by mail application
Saturday is Town Election 2023, and today is the last day for vote by mail
Tewksbury's PHM has something for everyone
Wellman Endorses for Board of Health
Select Board member calls Bugda Gwilt 'unafraid to call out problems and work to identify solutions'
Looking to give back to the community? The Senior Center welcomes volunteers
Joan Unger Harmon, Jim Harmon cite candidate's talents and enthusiasm
We sat down with Representative Vanna Howard to learn about her political outlook and her connection to Tewksbury
Residents invited to support a TMHS grad pursuing nursing at event Friday at Elks
Maniscalco says such events nourish the body and soul
New event space on the way; town manager's contract extended one year
Wednesday is the final day to register to vote on April 1 and at Town Meeting
A workshop hosted by Town Planner Alex Lowder asked how Tewksbury should meet affordability goals while serving all residents
Effort to launch town program seeks volunteers, buy-in
From breakfast for dinner to a prom dress drive to a scholarship event for a town treasure, here's what's up and where we'll be
75 trees will be planted for each car sold
Join in this afternoon to share your ideas on how to provide more affordable options
Event at Mooyah in Billerica expected to sell out
Donate gently used bedding to needy families
Four proposed marijuana dispensaries presented updated proposals, and four site reviews were continued to March 27
The Heavey-Quinn Irish Step Dancers entertained Council on Aging guests Friday night
The NRWA is seeking interns, and its classroom partner needs paddlers
Vice Chair Sullivan's final meeting starts with budget hearing and has teachers again supporting colleague
Here's the latest from the Carnation mailbag
Public transportation now available to library; La Vita Dolce receives entertainment license
Hesson-Goon connected via No Excuse Mom Tewksbury exercise group
Interested residents are welcome to attend event; Polimeno named vice-chair
Tewksbury home has experienced delays, says CEO
Soldier On benefit on Sunday, chances to meet Town Election candidates & butterflies at the State Hospital Greenhouse
CTI has also launched its annual community needs assessment survey
Shelves are being stocked in preparation; entertainment license is on the agenda
Small businesses can access free resources and apply to receive a $10,000 grant
Town is partnering with NMCOG and DHCD to think about how to use CPA and other funds
Town rolls out Open Gov permitting system, seeks tellers for April 1
Board of Health now only contested '23 race
Town Planner looking into long-unfinished work on Lee House, plus 7 more takeaways from last night's meeting
Team welcomes technical, coding, grant writing, joystick expertise -- and 8th graders, too
Sen. Barry Finegold will moderate a panel on the rise of antisemitism; TMHS collecting gently used gowns
1320 South St. site would store 12 MW of energy, add resilience to grid. Construction is planned for 2024
Stay safe during today's storm and catch a free movie tomorrow night at TMHS
If you have a public event to list, send it to us, and please weigh in with your questions
Get your tickets soon for the annual corned beef dinner
Workers 'look forward to contract negotiations' with STA
We sat down with State Representative Tram Nguyen to learn more about her political journey, outlook on policies and plans for the future.
Services for older adults 60+ now available at the Center.
Library to offer classic video game, hoarding programs
Town part of a consortium to address hoarding
Residents will see modest water, sewer rate increases
Deadline for submissions for both awards is April 13
Town to get 'Cadillac of sycamores,' plus DPW & School Maintenance Facility plan presented
Got books to donate? The Library is accepting donations on Saturday
Plus: Pushcart open, Wamesit Lanes to host SoldierOn benefit
Barring a candidate withdrawal, there will be three competitive races
The Chocolate Festival and Souper Bowl are back!
This month's meeting had a large showing of Tewksbury teachers supporting one of their own.
Drop in meet & greet, signing set for tomorrow 5 - 7 p.m. at Starbucks
First-time candidate holds PhD in pharmacology
TTA will protest vice-chair Keith Sullivan's doxxing, cyberbullying of mandated reporter
Goal is to 'promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity and a suitable living environment free from discrimination'
New entry leaves one seat in need of a candidate
Been waiting for mac & cheese or want to become a barista? This week's your chance
TMHS Theater Company seeks "key" music lovers plus the 'Souper Bowl' returns
Yesterday's ceremony brought together current and former staff and officials
Annual event hosted by the ladies of Long Meadow features Tanglewood Festival Chorus singer
We've been lucky so far to have mild temps. That's about to change
New $98 million facility will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to noon
Students are welcome to apply through March 10
2023 Summer Food Service Program to provide tens of thousands of children meals at no cost
Read about the February happenings at the Senior Center.
Preliminary plan shows pathway to compliance