Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — On display at the Tewksbury Public Library is a new exhibit about recycling. Created by the Tewks­bury Beautification Com­mittee, the display en­compasses two cases — one for items

New Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) have been installed along Tewksbury roadways in an effort to solve crimes. The installation brings the total number of cameras to 20, focused on key gateways to the community. Pictured are two cameras — one on South Street and one at the intersection of Chandler and Whipple Road. The cameras capture still photos of license plates. Law enforcement uses a search list to identify vehicles of interest. (Paige Impink photo)

TEWKSBURY — High school graduation is a significant rite of passage. A journey has been completed; another adventure is about to begin. And for seniors in Tewksbury, All Night Long has been the signature farewell event for the graduating class since the late 1990s.

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Board of Health met on June 20, 2024 for its monthly meeting. Mem­ber George Ferdinand was not present.

Preschool students from Primrose of Tewksbury participated in a graduation ceremony at Heatherwood Gracious Retirement Living last week. The students are part of a multigenerational initiative between the two organizations, bringing seniors and young students together. (Paige Impink photo)

The lifecycle of the Monarch butterfly is on display as part of the pollinator friendly plant collection at Mahoney's in Tewksbury. Mahoney's has partnered with Monarch Ranch to educate the public about the importance of supporting pollinators in garden landscapes. (Paige Impink photo)

The second floor of the Lowell Senior Center is home to a special exhibit of artwork, some never seen before in public. Part of four art exhibits each year, this

Filter beds #3 and #4 were rebuilt recently as part of ongoing water infrastructure maintenance at the Tewksbury Water Treatment Plant. (Paige Impink photo)

TMHS students recently participated in a Tewksbury/UMass Lowell partnership program to introduce teens to the diversity of career paths in engineering. The high school will be offering an Innovation Pathways program starting in September whereby 9-12 graders can take challenging engineering courses, participate in dual enrollment, and access internships in STEM fields. (Paige Impink photo)

The beautiful h. macrophylla or Bigleaf Hydrangea with its iconic blue mophead it a familiar sight in New England, most notably in maritime climates. (Paige Impink photo)