Fire Station Building Committee reaches design consensus, protecting operations. The eight-member committee, led by Chair Adele Coughlin, approved targeted cost reductions while retaining a four-bay apparatus room, fitness room, and training room as non-negotiable features. Town Manager Colin
Tyngsborough's Fire Station Building Committee agreed on a slate of design reductions aimed at bringing a $24.8 million fire station proposal below $20 million, sending the list to architects H2M for validation.
Tyngsborough's town government kept residents updated this week through its regular newsletter and prior meeting materials rather than new announcements. The July 24 edition of the Green Arches Weekly newsletter remains posted on the town's website, giving residents a rundown of municip…
Tyngsborough Conservation Commission continued all four active permit hearings to August 11 at its July 28 meeting, with the Otis Woods subdivision and a Merrimack riverfront house project generating the most contested exchanges.
Town Manager Colin Loiselle briefed the Select Board on town operations Monday, July 27, 2026, as the Fire Station Building Committee prepares to meet again Wednesday, July 29. Roadway line painting closed sections of town roads overnight on Sunday, July 26, prompting a town traffic ale…
Tyngsborough Select Board takes action on multiple licenses and approvals. The board unanimously approved and posted the September 1 State Primary Election warrant, granted one-day entertainment and liquor licenses for the August 29 block party, and revoked the all-alcohol on-premises liquor,
No property sales were recorded with the North Middlesex Registry of Deeds for Tyngsborough between June 26 and July 25, 2026. With zero transactions in the dataset, no price range, median sale price, or notable transaction can be reported for this period. The absence of recorded sales …
Tyngsborough officials are asking residents to weigh in on the Fire Station Project as the Select Board and Fire Station Building Committee consider next steps. The town also posted follow-up information on sewer rates after the Department of Public Works' Sewer Division presented on a …
Planning Board postpones three development hearings on one agenda. Chair David E. Robson led a unanimous vote to continue the Global Partners diesel station hearing and both Connell Construction Otis Woods subdivision hearings to August 6. In separate action, the board rejected a proposal to change