The Town Meetings will be postponed until at least June 1 & 3, with further postponement possible.
Any absentee ballots already received or returned for this election will still be valid.
The information gathered through the census is used to decide how much our communities get in state and federal money.
The Meeting will be televised live on cable channels, Comcast Channel 99 and Verizon Channel 33.
Republic Services will temporarily stop collecting bulk waste, yard waste and overflow bags, April 1.
The state legislature passed a bill Monday allowing municipalities to postpone their elections due to the outbreak.
The state of emergency is meant to give the town more flexibility in responding to the new virus.
The School Committee race is the only contested race in the April 4 Tewksbury election.
Incumbent School Committee Member Keith Sullivan is a residential home builder and remodeler. He faces a challenge from Sara Steele.
5,857 Tewksbury residents voted in the Democratic primary. 1,965 voted in the Republican primary.
Tewksbury Town Clerk Denise Graffeo shared a list of polling locations for Tuesday's presidential primary.
With Super Tuesday approaching, here's your chance to vote early and avoid election day wait times in Massachusetts.
Tewksbury and other Massachusetts IHOPs are giving away pancakes, Feb. 25. Diners are encouraged to donate the cost to Boston Children's.
Only one race, for a three year term on the School Committee, is contested.
All eligible voters can vote early at Tewksbury Town Hall.
Construction on the intersection may begin in the middle of the summer, Town Engineer Kevin Hardiman explained.
Feb. 12 is also the deadline to change party registration.
The Council of Governments issued a short survey for public input on development needs and opportunities in Greater Lowell.
Residents need to return their annual census form to remain "active voters."
Tewksbury Town Clerk, Denise Graffeo, would like to notify voters that Absentee Ballots are now available at the Town Clerk’s Office.
The majority of the objectives, presented at the Jan. 21 Board of Selectmen meeting, are for capital projects and budget and operations.
You need to get signatures from 10 registered voters to insert an article.
Census Bureau field representatives must present photo ID with a Department of Commerce watermark.
The general fund budget would grow over $3.7 million to $121.5 million.
Thy Chea, 50, came to the United States as a child refugee from Cambodia's Killing FIelds. He was deported in 2018.
There are 9 town government positions that will see elections in April.
The town is seeking people to fill vacancies on eight committees.
Mass. Office Of Consumer Affairs & Better Business Bureau to make presentations.
Kratman was arrested and charged with drunk driving in Wilmington, on Veterans Day. The next court date is not until Feb. 12.
The board's vice chair Mark Kratman was arrested around 6 p.m. Monday, in Wilmington.
The selectmen voted to increase the tax shift to commercial/industrial properties from 155% to 156%.
Donald Trump is Tewksbury's biggest recipient so far this year, closely followed by Bernie Sanders.
The library is holding its first ever SPEED-REPPING event.
The event takes place at the Tewksbury Public Library.
$2.2 will be used for design and engineering of the new DPW facility; the proposed construction cost is $25.1 million.
The town clerk will have extended hours on Sept. 20 for voters to register for town meeting.
The parks, fields, and trails known as Saunders Field are officially part of the town of Tewksbury.
Voters in Tewksbury and Wilmington are being told — falsely — that Rep. Dave Robertson secretly supported an 80 percent tax hike.
More than 100 Massachusetts communities have passed bag bans, but repeals have so far been unsuccessful.
Tewskbury residents will decide whether to repeal their plastic bag ban tonight, which would be a first in Massachusetts.