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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Tyngsborough, Massachusetts · Change town
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TMS state score climbs to 61 percent

Tyngsborough Middle School's state accountability score climbed to 61 percent from 37 percent five years ago. From our own coverage: Committee hears TMS score climbed to 61 percent; Sewer board accepts Pawtucket Boulevard pipeline. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town posts latest Gre…

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  • Committee hears TMS score climbed to 61 percent. Tyngsborough Middle School's state accountability score climbed to 61 percent, up from 37 percent five years ago, School Committee members heard, as administrators pointed to a new flex block schedule and a literacy push while also outlining a shift in the district's hockey cooperative.Tyngsborough News
  • Sewer board accepts Pawtucket Boulevard pipeline. Tyngsborough's Sewer Commission accepted new infrastructure along Pawtucket Boulevard and gave a stalled contractor 30 days to finish a long overdue gas station hookup or lose his town privileges, after he left the job with only a saw cut 18 months ago.Tyngsborough News
  • Zoning board continues two variance cases. Tyngsborough's Zoning Board of Appeals continued both of its scheduled hearings, pushing a decision on a home addition variance at 136 Lakeview Ave. to December and a variance for an 84 Kendall Rd. senior living community with 40 age-restricted cottages to November.Tyngsborough News

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