Tewksbury, United States (Local)
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By: Paige Impink
READING - The Select Board voted Monday night to adopt fiscal year 2027 water, sewer and stormwater rates, opting for a modest increase in water rates, a reduction in sewer rates, and a gradual increase in stormwater fees following a lengthy public hearing and discussion on reserve balances and long-term rate stability.
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TEWKSBURY — The Public Health Museum in Tewksbury is opening its doors to high school students once again this summer with Outbreak 2.0, a free two-day program designed to introduce teens to the world of public health. The event will take place June 26–27, 2026, on the museum's historic campus at Tewksbury Hospital, and registration is now open at
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WILMINGTON — Federal and state environmental officials report continued progress in the ongoing cleanup of the former Olin Chemical Superfund Site, with several important milestones reached over the past year and additional remediation planning scheduled for this summer.
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BILLERICA — Members of the Shawsheen Valley Technical High School School Committee received updates on student achievements, multilingual learner programs, attendance improvements, enrollment, and budget matters during their May 26 meeting.
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READING - The Select Board last week discussed the long-term future of a series of inactive water supply wells in the Town Forest, raising questions about whether the town should continue spending money to maintain emergency water rights that may never be used.
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READING - Town Manager Jayne Wellman presented a set of proposed goals for fiscal year 2027 during last week's Select Board meeting in Town Hall, where she outlined priorities ranging from long-term financial planning and major capital projects to transportation improvements, sustainability initiatives, and enhanced public engagement.
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TEWKSBURY — Residents are invited to join in a day-long celebration of patriotism, community spirit and family fun as Tewksbury marks the country's 250th anniversary with its annual Independence Day festivities on Friday, July 3, 2026.
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TEWKSBURY — A bronze sculpture depicting Anne Sullivan and her renowned student Helen Keller was donated to the Town of Tewksbury by Lewis Randa, founder and chair of The Peace Abbey Foundation. The presentation was made jointly by Randa and Tewksbury Historical Society Vice President and Town Historian Nancy Reed during the June 9 Select Board meeting.
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READING - The Reading select board will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 23. On the agenda this week are two public hearings, board and committee appointments, and a recognition of Thomas Cockrell for his Eagle Scout project.
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READING - The Reading Select Board received several updates from Town manager Jayen Wellman at the select board meeting last Monday night, including new public art installations near the depot, progress on the Killam Elementary School building project, transportation planning efforts with the MBTA, and a request from Dunkin' to open its lobby earlier to serve customers.
