Paige Impink

Kittery, Maine is best known to most people as an outlet shopping destination. While the mile long stretch of Route 1 is full of name brand stores, the rest of

TEWKSBURY — As part of the Federal Community Project Funding appropriation that helps members of Congress fund projects in their districts, Tewksbury was awarded $850,000 to support sidewalk and safety improvements for Livingston Street.

The total solar ec­lipse will occur on Monday, April 8, 2024. A solar ec­lipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, darkening the sky as the

Tewksbury’s robotics team won the New England FIRST District event this past weekend at Reading High School as part of a three-team alliance. The win is significant for the TMHS team. (Courtesy photo)

Ray Barry is stepping down from the Board of Health after 12 years. Barry always put resident health and safety at the top of his priority list. (Paige Impink photo)

TEWKSBURY — From the Great Recession, a pos­sible charter change, water and sewer rates, and now retail cannabis, Todd Johnson has weighed in on numerous topics, critical to Tewksbury past

By PAIGE IMPINK News Correspondent [email protected]

By PAIGE IMPINK News Correspondent [email protected]

TEWKSBURY — Kind­ness comes in many forms. For the Power of Flowers Project, thoughtfulness and joy comes in a small ar­rangement of flowers, individually created to brighten the day of

TMHS students Abby Tower, Sophie Scott, and Addison Tanguay were a project team during Tewksbury Federal Credit Union’s Build-A-Bed event last week. (Paige Impink photo)