Skate park also received funding
Tewksbury Carnation
Town meeting is tonight. We hope to see you there!
The presentation touched on the history of marijuana legalization, Massachusetts law, security and the potential location
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Harvest Festival Kicks Off Tomorrow
Find crafters, live music, a petting zoo, K9 visitors, food and much more
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Town Mailbag: Long Pond Reopens for Recreation, Have Coffee or Milk With a Cop, Hen Group to Meet
TMHS Drama Club to hold open mic at TJ Callahan's
Six sweet vendors join four food trucks and Code 1 BBQ -- and horror books
MSBA will visit the school on Oct. 5
Plus, six more takeaways from last night's Select Board meeting
New business aims to open at former Sal's Pizza location
Mixed-use proposal for former French's site called still too dense
No residents or other committee or board members raised questions or concerns
More than 80 food and craft vendors will be at the 8th Annual Fall Harvest Festival this weekend
Shaw Tech sets date for Fall Fair
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Community Market is On for Tonight
Drive-by Pies is coming to Tewksbury
Small class sizes a bright spot of shrinking enrollment
Food pantry remains in current location
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What To Know This Week in Tewksbury
Dine out for TMHS Track & Field on Wednesday
Retail marijuana on the agenda for Oct. 3
Board has seen no plan from Lisa's Pizza
Further cost reductions have been made in project
The bulk of the meeting was a presentation by Tewksbury Home Build
Space is limited, so get your tickets soon
Will Blisspoint Meadery make an appearance?
Beautification Committee will also collect food items for the Community Pantry
Tree House Brewing shares plans for operating hours
Entrée choices are London broil or quiche
Public information session scheduled for Sept. 30
To take part in TM, you must be registered by Sept. 23
Wood Haven set to become 55+ community
It's time for residents to be heard on how municipal properties should be used
Concept for History Wall was also presented
The Silvertones take the stage at the Senior Center this Friday
TPD, TFD to serve as color guard
TJ Callahan's side room opens at 10 a.m.
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Mailbag: Hidden Battles Family Day, DPW Forum, Youth Soccer Seeks Volunteers, TDTC Breakfast, More!
Get your calendars out, because there's plenty going on this month
A resident survey and public outreach meeting are pending for the reuse committee
Three food trucks and seven sweets vendors will ask, Whatcha want?
Kyoto and Fresh Looks Salon will sponsor
Tickets are on sale now
Driscoll and Allen are choices for second spot
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What to Know This Week In Tewksbury
Today is primary day, with polls open until 8 p.m.
Event is open to all residents, and tables are available
Event will benefit Care Dimensions
Two food trucks and seven sweets vendors will also be on hand
Proposals for community-oriented arts, humanities and science programs are due by October 17
First class to be held Sunday, Sept. 11
Tewksbury is currently in third place behind Billerica and Attleboro
For the first time, event runs for two days
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Kearns Thanks TPD, Mutual Aid Responders for Assistance With Ammonia Leak at Breakaway Ice Center
One injury reported in today's incident
Pinnacle St. site is directly across from Rail Trail entrance
Shawsheen Tech learn to swim registration is this week
Andover, North Reading also affected
Unlike PPP loan forgiveness, you may not need to apply
Plus find 3 food trucks and 8 sweet treat options
No ticket needed, just drop by -- or sponsor
Families can access a list of curriculum resources
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Tewksbury To Lose Its Post Office? Fratalia Says It’s Possible, and Other Planning Board Takeaways
Trull gets go-ahead to start improvements
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What To Know This Week in Tewksbury
Residents can drop by the Senior Center on Wednesday to get a blood pressure check
The Tewksbury Police K-9 Unit will hold a demo at 4:30
Residents are invited to attend a future meeting or share their opinion when survey launches
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Back to School
What you need to know to start off the school year right!
This month's meeting covered tobacco and food safety violations and water safety at the Rocco's Superfund site
Sensitive to wheat or dairy? Check out allergen-free baked goods from Jennifer Lee’s Bakery
The only weekend date to walk in and vote is Saturday, Aug. 27
The School Committee discussed policy revisions, security updates and the Superintendent Entry Plan
District to offer 4 parent workshops, first one on September 14
Testing is only for symptomatic students and paid for by the town
Mixer features food from Pera Grill
Sign up now for 'School Nursing in Massachusetts: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow'
Here's a first look at what residents will vote on in October
Have a incoming TPS kindergartener or preschooler? Make sure to stop by orientation
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What To Know This Week In Tewksbury
Get to the library early tonight for The Island Castaways Band
Mary Alice "Allie" Mackey Casazza graduated from the former Center School
Both individuals and groups needed
No primary ballot in your mailbox? This might be why
Starbucks sets an opening date
The Select Board also appointed Elwell to North & Trahan Reuse Committee
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What To Know This Week in Tewksbury
It's tie dye week!
Teens can play 'Among Us' this afternoon
Committee meets to discuss survey and affordable housing
Residents will need an ID showing address
Klinkenberg-Ramirez is an attorney, has interests in senior care, diversity & inclusion initiatives
No buyer offered $5.7 million reserve
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What to Know This Week in Tewksbury
Friends of the TPL meet in person this Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Massachusetts expands free school meals for upcoming school year.
No chance of downpours during the show, but you can request Rain!
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Tonight’s Tewksbury Community Market Lineup Includes What the Fork, Whoo(pie) Wagon, The Stand
Market goes on rain or shine
Seven-acre property is zoned South Village Business
Here are three things happening in Wilmington
New date avoids conflict with Yom Kippur
Resident has advice on adapting
Like video or have bookkeeping experience?
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What To Know In Tewksbury This Week
Beat the heat at indoor movies, and stay tuned for a new October STM date
While ballots may be mailed, there are other options
This month's meeting featured two local awards and an assistant superintendent evaluation
Window to apply closes in nine days
Warrant for October Special Town Meeting opens today
Fowler says he will not run in 2023
EEA asks residents to be mindful of water use
New three-digit phone number 988 now in effect
Congratulations to four new Eagle scouts
Alternative House, Bridget's Crossing and House of Hope among agencies served
Was 20-year TPS lunch program employee
Early bird registrants save $5
Pets and their humans advised to stay clear
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Ryder Resigns From Planning Board
Was elected to a five-year term in 2020
Two tests per household, while supplies last
Recent accident highlights need
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Foxwoods Casino Bus Trip Planned
Foxwoods "staycation" for all residents planned for next week, leaving from the Tewksbury Senior Center
Family performer Matt Heaton will appear in town this week — along with, possibly, a black bear!
Watch for TPD on the trails
Sign up now for a Saturday hike
Series kicks off with 'a Ray of Elvis'
Thursday looks like a great day to get out to the market
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Gallery: Tewksbury Celebrates July 4
Many residents turned out for annual festivities
Plan is to query town boards and committees and get feedback from residents
McDermott comes to Tewksbury from Westford
Four liquor retailers recieve license suspensions for underage sales
Nissan dealership to go green
David Penney, Sr. will be remembered at a candlelight vigil tonight
June's meeting was Jackson's final as superintendent and featured a recap of progress over past 2 years
July 4 festivities scheduled for Sunday
Watch for the mosquito spray truck on these five dates
Longtime poll worker, member of Tewksbury Congregational Church
A key difference is timing of trials
Tewksbury Dental Associates and Friends of Tewksbury Open Space sponsoring
DO roll your barrels out tonight after all
Kids will enjoy games. ice cream and visits from Officer Waffles and Dr. Brownie McSnuggles
From affordable housing to a new lower elementary school, the town has options
Two pygmy goats will remain in residence on Claire St.
Applications are due by July 6
Earlier today the Tewksbury Fire Department rescued three ducklings from a catch basin on Wamesit Rd. and reunited them with their three siblings. Mother and…
Graduates, families, community members, and staff gathered at the TMHS Class of 2022 graduation ceremony, held on June 10, 2022 on the Edward K. Dick Memorial Athletic Field.
Group plans to break ground shortly with opening set for fall 2023
High-tech greenhouse pulls out of Tewksbury, but town to gain new dining options
Plus, the Silvertones return on Saturday
Tewksbury delegation was split on picks for other offices
A trip to Foxwoods and the Silvertones are on the Senior Center agenda
Act may help boost turnout but doesn't codify same-day registration
June's meeting included recognitions of retirees and volunteers
Residents can hear from community groups this year
Red carpet gala will be this Sunday, June 12
ARPA funding will support programming
Just 16 spaces remained as of this posting
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Select Board Dissolves Zoning Bylaw, Athletics Field, Public Events and Celebration Committees
Main St. Liquors failed second underage compliance check
Be aware of five-gallon buckets, not just pools
Come to help out, stay for the music
This is Senior Week at TMHS. Congratulations graduates! 🎓
Survey closes on June 8
Residents are invited to the Society's annual meeting
Accused previously taught in Tewksbury Public Schools
Here are some images from the annual remembrance.
DEI and Reuse committees meet on Thursday
The town will remember fallen servicemembers beginning at 10 a.m.
Bike Rodeo scheduled for June 12
Second administrator to be named
Residents invited to hear from Greater Lowell Y, House of Hope, Plummer Youth Promise at Wamesit Lanes
Tewksbury Republican Town Committee to promote and support candidates
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Should You Worry About Monkeypox?
There are only six U.S. cases, and transmission is via close contact
Senior center offers free blood pressure checks
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Tewksbury Special Education PAC News
Lots of exciting things happening with the Tewksbury SEPAC.
Donations are pay what you can
Two locations to drop food for the Tewksbury Community Pantry
Parents can pre-pay for lunch
Board tackles Dunkin Donuts, Oliveira Farm and COVID this month
Tickets are on sale starting tomorrow
Retail marijuana zoning update on agenda for next meeting
19 seniors earned nationally recognized distinction
Chandler was a talented painter, baker and cook
Select Board meeting moved to tomorrow evening
Those 50 and over and four months from their last shots are eligible
It's great weather for a walking tour
Event scheduled for May 20
Residents may apply to recognize an outstanding educator
Event raised money to deliver cheer to seniors, veterans
Biagioni-Smith, Parsons take on TSEPAC committee assignment
Drivers should avoid Pleasant St. to Nelson St.
Registration is required
Meals may be picked up or eaten in
Local providers taking part in program
Check out Revolution Mortgage and a Small-Business Mixer
Drainage system will need to be dug up and reinstalled
Residents who took part in the recent flooding survey can hear results on May 23
This week is the second Shaw Tech Day of Beauty
Work will be conducted over 3 nights, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Detours will be in place
The popular brewery draws large crowds and expects to hire up to 50 employees
After weeks of deliberations, Regan was chosen from among four finalists to lead the district
Spot zoning request was withdrawn
Yoga, meditation and walking our trails can improve mental health
Signups are encouraged
Please submit by May 18
Third-graders received balsam fir saplings
After some debate, funding for a combined DPW and school maintenance facility was supported by a wide margin
The new Zoning Bylaw isn't perfect. But it's a far sight better than what we have now
Here's what's happening in #Tewksbury this week
No flyer needed!
Tewksbury seniors and volunteers enjoyed entertainment and a catered lunch
FItzgerald, Mirisola, Geyer and McDevitt in the running for Senior of the Year honors
A Select Board pay cut is just one potentially contentious matter to come before TM
Mark 'Don't Fry Day' on your calendar
Enjoy pampering and a three-course lunch for less than $20
Starbucks expected to start construction soon
MOVA strives to advance victim rights
Tewksbury community market to feature local winery
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This Week In Tewksbury: Hidden Battles Support Group, Soap Making Demo, Points of Light Celebration
Residents can meet the candidates for superintendent at TMHS
Superintendent search moves on to site visit/interview phase.
Find out about the designation and weigh in whether you think it's a good idea
Barry retains position as chair, with Braga elected clerk
The town spent $1,264 to stop underage drinking and recieved $99,918 in library aid
More than 60 students will take part in the production
Navarrete and Waugh auditioned at Symphony Hall
If you can't make tonight's session, there will be a second on May 1
Get your tickets for Foxwoods today or tomorrow
The town convenes three weeks from today
Ever thought of being a foster parent? DCF will hold an info session this week
A lengthy meeting for the newly reorganized board covered a wide range of topics
Family requests donations to American Stroke Association
Avoiding bites is best, but if you do spot a tick, follow these steps
Only three days left to purchase tickets!
Town meeting convenes in just a few weeks
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Shawsheen Tech Names Honor Roll
More than 50 Tewksbury students earned high honors
Into Action Recovery was most recent awardee
Search committee moves four candidates forward
Donations honoring his memory may be made to The Hundred Club of Massachusetts
Visit Wamesit Lanes on Thursday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Resident Joan Unger voiced concern with the new bylaw
Trio of programs highlight Anne Sullivan's life
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High School Students Interested in Public Health Careers May Sign Up for Free Summer Program
Outbreak!2022 runs from July 18 to July 29
Disciplinary action could include license suspension
Resident advocates for surtax on income of $1 million
Event is on rain or shine!
Jay Kelly passed a figurative gavel to new chair Todd Johnson
Adult and infant CPR, choking response and AED training were covered
Water main construction continues on Pike St. today
Pike St. will be closed for water main work starting today
Low turnout, lots of blanks and the return of retail politics
Duffy unseats Delaney for one Planning Board seat
Find candidate and other info, and watch the#Tewksbury Carnation for returns tonight
Kimball led the North St. from 2009 through 2017
Ryan student wins state award, library hosts Community of Artists exhibition
Town clerk says most voters' precincts have changed
Annual and Special Town Meeting are set for May 2 and May 4
Species offered will not interfere with overhead wires
Board says goodbye to Anne Marie Stronach, who has served since 2007
About 50 town organizations will be on hand
Early-bird registration is going on now
The Tewksbury Police Department will offer the second annual Junior Police Academy for incoming fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders who are interested in learning…
The Finance Committee will hold a public hearing on Town Meeting warrants
Special education concerns addressed in Zoom Q&A
Supporters of Select Board, School Committee and Planning Board candidates share insights. Plus, links to everything you need to be ready for April 2!
Keren Wilson works with candidate as Medical Director
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Candidate Profile: Cody Smith
The Carnation Q&A Series continues with Cody Smith, one of four candidates for one seat on the Planning Board
Kaiser says candidate will make decisions that represent our entire town and community.
Former selectman cites candidate's opposition to new DPW building
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Candidate Profile: George Ferdinand
The Carnation Q&A Series continues with George Ferdinand, one of four candidates for one seat on the Planning Board
Demers served on the Tewksbury Board of Registrars and Housing Authority
Select Board member says Duffy's work helped bring in excess of $1.8 million to community
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Candidate Profile: James Duffy
The Carnation Q&A Series continues with James Duffy, one of four candidates for one seat on the Planning Board
Jim Harmon and Joan Unger-Harmon encourage residents to re-elect Board vice-chair
Jim Harmon and Joan Unger-Harmon encourage residents to vote for Nicole Burgett-Yandow and Susan Amato
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Candidate Profile: Jay Delaney
The Carnation Q&A Series continues with incumbent Jay Delaney, one of four candidates for one seat on the Planning Board