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By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board reviewed 22 articles on the jam-packed fall special Town Meeting warrant, taking positions on budget adjustments, capital spending, school needs, and long‑term financial stabilization. While the board was generally in support of the articles, some topics stirred controversy and hours of debate.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — At the Sept. 16 meeting, the Tewksbury School Committee reviewed several articles on the special Town Meeting warrant. Special Town Meeting will be held on Oct. 6 at TMHS.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury's long‑running debate over automated license plate readers reached a turning point this week, as Police Chief Ryan Columbus announced that the department will terminate its contract with Flock Safety and shut down the town's network of 20 automatic license plate readers (ALPRs).
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board's Sept. 15 meeting stretched late into the night as members wrestled with two citizen‑initiated warrant articles proposing sweeping new rules for regulating surveillance technology in Tewksbury as national and local outrage over Flock Safety license plate reader cameras have sparked debate over privacy and security.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — In the new central administration offices located at the back of the Center Elementary School, Nancy Milligan overlooks the playground — a daily reminder of why she works in education. Milligan, Tewksbury's new superintendent, enjoys being closely connected to the school community and often makes classroom visits (Friday afternoon kindergarten music classes are a favorite).
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on Sept. 29, 2026 to discuss a proposal to establish a surveillance technology advisory committee as the community grapples with questions of the role of surveillance, data collection, and technology in town life.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury's fall special Town Meeting on Oct. 6 brought an end to the town's ongoing saga over the MBTA Communities Act.
By: Rosalyn Impink News
TEWKSBURY — Special Town Meeting was held on Oct. 6, 2026, at Tewksbury Memorial High School. 238 voters and 22 visitors attended the meeting, which lasted over four hours and
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on Sept. 29, 2026 at town hall with all members present.
By: Rosalyn Impink News
TEWKSBURY — At the Oct. 6 special Town Meeting, a significant portion of the four hour event was dedicated to discussion of Article 3, which sought to update Tewksbury’s fiscal
