The award recognizes her extensive work aimed at supporting programs and policy aimed at keeping seniors healthy, happy, and in their homes.
Main Street Liquors is seeking to expand its operating hours until 11 p.m.
The representative will be in Tewksbury to meet with constituents on Tuesday, June 7.
State Rep. James Miceli helps secure $200,000 to help Into Action Recovery, Inc. meet its goal to provide long-term treatment for addiction.
Construction is expected to begin this summer on three new developments on Andover Street.
Town Meeting approved the annual budget Monday night. Town Meeting resumes tonight, along with Special Town Meeting.
Articles include funding for a feasibility study for Tewksbury School properties and to replace dozens of fire hydrants and more.
Tewksbury Town Meeting convenes Monday, May 2 to address town budget items before reconvening on Wednesday, May 4.
If you aren't registered to vote this is the final day to be eligible to vote at the Special Town Meeting on Wednesday, May 4.
The bill proposed by Tewksbury resident Jerry Selissen and drafted by Representative James Miceli, now moves on for Senate approval.
According to the Town Clerk's Office, 2,856 of the town's 21,084 registered voters (13.5 percent) came out to vote on election day.
The funds go directly to capital improvement projects, road repair, and other transportation-oriented improvements across the state.
Residents, business owners to save more than $1.4 million in the first 12 months of five-year agreement. Info sessions to be held April 13.
Tewksbury's Annual Town Election is Saturday, April 2.
Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Find out where to vote and more with our guide to this year's election.
"I’m a dedicated and knowledgeable community member that has the passion to do what’s best for all our children and our community."
"Every parent’s voice matters. Every child’s voice matters. Every taxpayer’s voice matters."
More money for repairs, expansions planned in state transportation department, and public transit spending plans pitched last week.
Not registered to vote? This is the final day to be eligible to vote at the April 2 Annual Town Election and the May 2 Annual Town Meeting.
Residents may vote absentee if they are a registered voter and unable to vote at the polls because of one of three reasons.
As Donald Trump hurled insults from Twitter, former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney laid into his party's presidential front-runner.
Take a look at the breakdown of votes cast in Tewksbury on Super Tuesday 2016.
Committee makes up for lost time developing the FY 2017 budget for the Commonwealth and the programs that stem from the state.
The MassBay Community College graduate, who grew up in Framingham and lives in Holliston, made the announcement Wednesday morning.
Your complete guide to Tuesday's Presidential Primary including polling locations (some have changed), absentee ballot information and more.
The FiveThirtyEight blog recently revealed who would win the presidency if Facebook likes were votes.
State Representative Miceli brings additional awareness to opioid addiction, co-hosts State House screening.
Want to change your party affiliation or register to vote? You need to do it by Feb. 10 in order to be eligible for the March 1 primary.
The funds were awarded during three different weather incidents deemed an emergency by the White House and FEMA.
The representative will be in Tewksbury to meet with constituents on Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Your enrollment as a voter will affect which ballot you can vote on in the primary and this includes the new "United Independent Party."
The Presidential Primary is set for March 1.