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Tyngsboro Town Meeting Tuesday
Town Meeting voters will be asked to consider several articles Tuesday night, including purchasing and renovating the First Parish Meeting House for more than a half of a million dollars, spending $517,000 on capital projects and accepting 39 subdivision roads as public ways.
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Tyngsboro teen's backpack drive will help homeless
Tyngsboro High student Joey Quattrini came up with the idea of leading a backpack drive soon after he began volunteering at the Lowell Transitional Living Center, serving meals to homeless men and women living at the emergency shelter.
5 Things for Today in Westford: May 17
Folks on Graniteville Road can head onto Cold Spring if they need to reach Forge Village and points west.
Pawned jewelry linked to housebreaks
After Chelmsford police posted a list of pawned jewelry they recovered last October, they got a call from Tyngsboro police saying some of the items were stolen from two housebreaks.
H.S. scores: Chelmsford earns key baseball win
Tyngsboro's Austin Escott, right, gains possession as Oakmont's Chris Davis and Tyngsboro's Mike Gillis look on.
Tyngsboro woman faces charges she vandalized property
A 44-year-old Tyngsboro woman was arrested Tuesday on charges that she violated an abuse-prevention order and vandalized property after she allegedly threw furniture into an Oregon Road pool.
Shelter benefits from Tyngsboro student's backpack drive
Tyngsboro High student Joey Quattrini came up with the idea of leading a backpack drive soon after he began volunteering at the Lowell Transitional Living Center, serving meals to homeless men and women living at the emergency shelter.
Bahama Breeze a touch of island flair
A Middlesex Road space that once sat vacant for five years is now filled with a taste of the islands.
Lowell man posts bail on his fifth OUI charge
After an accident in which a 54-year-old Lowell man was charged with his fifth drunken-driving offense, Tyngsboro police allege Joseph S. Stemporzewski Jr.
Tyngsboro High School has announced that Alanah DeBruin, Steven Geoffroy, Jesse Kablik and Stephanie Wright are April's Students of the Month.
Tyngsboro man airlifted after fall from ladder
A 65-year-old man was taken by medical helicopter Friday morning to a Boston hospital after he fell off a ladder from the second story of his Martin Drive home and sustained serious injuries.
'Check Please' coming to Tyngsboro Saturday
Students at the Innovation Academy Charter School will perform "Check Please" and "Check Please, Take 2" Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m. "Check Please" is a comedy that follows a guy and girl through a series of blind dinner dates.
Victim alleges 'road rage' led to Sudbury police chief's OUI arrest
Former Sudbury Police Chief Richard Glavin, who resigned last week after his arrest in an alleged alcohol-fueled road-rage incident in Tyngsboro, is accused by the victim of driving onto a sidewalk, pounding on his car and threatening to kill him.
Nothing found after threat of bomb
The State Police Bomb Squad and Tyngsboro police conducted a sweep at Greater Lowell Technical High School Tuesday afternoon after a bomb threat was found written on a wall inside the school.
Report: Nix Now Acting Police Chief Following Glavin's Resignation
According to WCVB, Sudbury Police Lt. Scott Nix has been named acting police chief after former chief Richard Glavin resigned Friday.
Tortoise, feared dead after vanishing from his Tyngsboro owner's...
Eleven-year-old Rachel Avery's pet tortoise Dribble doesn't like to stay still. So one day in August, when nobody Sarah Avery, 11, watches her pet tortoise, Dribble, who went missing from Sarah's Tyngsboro yard in August and was feared dead, until a neighbor found him last weekend.
GL Tech 'fezzes' aid burn victims
From afar, the red, white and blue items Erin O'Keefe and Mark Champoux are helping build during shop class at Greater Lowell Technical High School look like patriotic lamp stands.
Sudbury police chief resigns after Tyngsboro OUI arrest
The Sudbury police chief, a Tyngsboro resident, resigned Friday after he was arrested Thursday night on drunken-driving and assault charges.
Man guilty to bilking Tyngsboro woman out of $100,000
A Florida man has pleaded guilty to bilking an 85-year-old Tyngsboro woman out of more than $100,000 through a bogus slip-and-fall claim, then blowing it by gambling at a Florida casino.
Reault retains Tyngsboro seat; Desrosiers, Durham, Tinnerella win school posts
Selectman Rick Reault won a second three-year term last night during town elections, almost doubling the vote total of his only challenger, Christopher Mellen.