Tyngsborough High School fall sports get underway Monday, August 24th, per the school's student representative, while a School Committee building update noted the high school softball field's dugouts now have overhangs, with landscaping and hydroseeding finished ahead of next season. In…
Tyngsborough is planning an ice cream social meet and greet for the town's new Director of Elder Services, Town Hall announced Sunday, Aug. 23. The News Flash post did not name the incoming director or set a firm date for the event, but it marks a leadership change in the department tha…
Tyngsborough released the latest edition of its Green Arches Weekly newsletter on Aug. 21. The newsletter continues the town's regular News Flash communications, giving residents a roundup of local updates through the town's official website. The Historical Commission and Conservation C…
Tyngsborough released a FAQ on the planned Middlesex Road battery storage facility this week, addressing resident questions on the project. The document, posted Aug. 20 to the town's News Flash page, is meant to walk residents through details of the facility as it continues through the …
Planning Board continues fuel station and subdivision reviews. The board continued the Global Partners diesel fueling facility at 95 and 99 Westford Road to September 17 after abutters from Industrial Way raised traffic concerns; the board urged redesign to avoid that exit route. The Connell
Wedgewood Weddings acquired a Tyngsborough wedding venue this week, rebranding it Merrimack River Estate for its New England expansion. The move was detailed in a company release carried by ACCESS Newswire on Aug. 20. Separately, the Tyngsborough Department of Public Works began schedul…
Tyngsborough's DPW will close part of Massapoag Road near Geraldine Place starting Thursday, Aug. 20, to complete drainage repairs, the town's News Flash service announced this week, with no completion date yet specified. The closure adds to a summer of infrastructure work across town, …
Sustainability Committee approves fall events and discusses rising recycling costs. Chair Diana Keohane reported that FY26 recycling tonnage rose 78 tons, or 9 percent, while trash increased 48 tons, or 2 percent, diverting an additional 11.5 tons from the waste stream. Recycling tipping fees have