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Rosalyn's coverage focuses on local government, town meetings, community development, and public transportation in Woburn, Massachusetts. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements related to business & industry, legal & compliance issues, and education.
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By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — At their July 14 meeting, the Select Board celebrated the 250th birthday of a very important piece of history — the unveiling of Tewksbury's original 1776 handwritten copy of the Declaration, preserved across centuries and now newly digitized for public access.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury School Committee met on July 29, 2026, for a mid-summer business meeting. The committee welcomed new member Chris Kingston, who was appointed to fill the seat vacated following the passing of Jamey Cutelis.
By: Rosalyn Impink
Massachusetts' annual sales tax holiday arrives this weekend, offering residents a brief but meaningful chance to save on purchases for personal use. On Aug. 8 and 9, most items priced at $2,500 or less are fully exempt from the state's 6.25% sales tax — a perk that can shave real dollars off the kinds of purchases people tend to delay committing to.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — Construction season is upon us, and Tewksbury is seeing building activity all over town as long‑planned projects restart and newly approved developments move into early site work. Several prominent parcels along North Street and the Route 38 corridor are now showing visible signs of change after years of delay, litigation or vacancy.
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Select Board received a detailed update this week on Tewksbury's ongoing review of its contract with Flock Safety, the automatic license plate reading cameras and database used by the Tewksbury Police Department that is currently under national scrutiny.
By: Rosalyn Impink
By Rosalyn Impink News Correspondent TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Planning Board met on Aug. 17, 2026 at town hall.
WILMINGTON —Soaring gas prices got you down? It might be a good time to consider buying an electric vehicle, which many community members got to think about at the 2026
WILMINGTON —Soaring gas prices got you down? It might be a good time to consider buying an electric vehicle, which many community members got to
By: Rosalyn Impink
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board convened a series of six alcohol show‑cause hearings this week, addressing violations uncovered during the police department's annual underage compliance checks, which is part of the town's alcohol licensing requirements.
By: Rosalyn Impink
By Rosalyn Impink News Correspondent TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on Aug. 11, 2026 at town hall.
