Teddy Tauscher is a local journalist based in Andover, Massachusetts. With a focus on community news, Teddy has written for several local publications, including the Andover Townsman, The Eagle-Tribune, and the Cleburne Times Review. Teddy's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, infrastructure projects, accidents, and community issues.
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METHUEN — Pulled pork, wings and Gooey Butter Cake are just a few of Andy Husbands’ favorite menu items.
METHUEN — School officials were sent into a tizzy recently when union members produced evidence of mold at the Marsh Grammar School during contract negotiations.
NORTH ANDOVER — Even though firefighters began "demobilizing" last Thursday after a forest fire off Sharpners Pond Road was largely reduced to ash, crews were called again to a blaze
METHUEN — Gov. Maura Healey visited the area Monday evening, talking about youth development, then later speaking in front of business leaders.
METHUEN — With time running out to approve a multifamily zoning district or face state repercussions, city councilors Monday unanimously approved a last-ditch measure to test the legality of the
NORTH ANDOVER — The town is making headway in chipping away at a $2.8 million school deficit.
ANDOVER — The community got a sneak peek last Monday of some of the projects, maintenance work, purchases and other expenditures they will be asked to approve at Town Meeting in the spring.
METHUEN — Millions of dollars in American Rescue Plans Act funds will soon be flowing to replace or repair ailing water infrastructure in the city.
By: Teddy Tauscher
METHUEN — A mass of stone blocks now looms above Lawrence Street.
METHUEN — The crowd yearned for the contents of a precious white bag — a fresh bird from Raymond’s Turkey Farm.
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