Paige Impink is a journalist focusing on local news in Woburn, Massachusetts. She writes for the 2ND LIEUTENANT TJ MCGRATH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC, covering a range of topics including community events, local government updates, and human interest stories. Paige is dedicated to keeping her readers informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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By: Paige Impink
TEWKSBURY — TMHS junior Julia Borushik was recently named a 2025 National YoungArts Competition winner for Musical Theatre. Borushik, whose vocal coach Margaret Murphy Corsino, owner of Backyard Broadway Vocal Studios, encouraged her to enter, submitted two contrasting pieces for the musical theater category. Borushik chose Part of Your World from Little Mermaid and Heart of Stone from the musical SIX, and a monologue.
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TEWKSBURY —Tewksbury's new town manager, John Curran, has signed a contract with the community for his next chapter in municipal government. Curran, formerly Billerica's town manager and Woburn mayor, started his job in Tewksbury on Monday, Dec. 2, taking over the helm from Richard Montuori.
Michael Cloherty O'Connell loves history. The local author has been studying history all his life, having travelled to many significant American historical sites both as a youngster and later as an adult.
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The virus, known as Avian Influenza, or bird flu, was detected in March of 2024 in dairy cows in Texas. The virus has spread to herds in at least 15 states according to reports from the Food and Drug Administration and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Nestled behind Shawsheen Technical High School is Billerica's largest town forest, Jones Town Forest. At 130 acres, the property offers a nice chance to enjoy nature without having to travel far.
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Charlotte, North Carolina is a booming city full of sophistication and southern charm. According to the Charlotte Business Alliance, the city is adding 117 new residents every day. New Englanders are increasingly discovering this city whether for vacation, relocation, or retirement.
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TEWKSBURY — A representative from Petroil at 365 Main St. appeared at the Board of Health's regular December meeting to address an outstanding sale of tobacco to minors violation which occurred as part of normal tobacco control inspection in July.
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TEWKSBURY — An information session will be held virtually on Jan. 22, 2025 at 6 p.m. for those interested in participating in the affordable housing lottery for The Residences at
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TEWKSBURY — A recent notice from the town regarding water billing codes is intended to inform residents about the meaning of the codes and how to have any questions addressed.
By: Paige Impink
Colder temperatures can mean more strain on household budgets during the heating season. Fortunately, Massachusetts has programs available for residents who are experiencing challenges heating their homes, whether owner or renters.
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