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Tyngsborough Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Officer, dispatcher help deliver baby in car

Tyngsborough officer and dispatcher help deliver a Dunstable family's baby in a car on Kendall Road. From our own coverage: Officer, dispatcher help deliver baby in car; Committee hears TMS score climbs to 61 percent.

From Tyngsborough News

  • Officer, dispatcher help deliver baby in car Tyngsborough police said Officer Olivia King Stark and Communications Specialist Kimberly Desmarais helped a Dunstable family deliver a healthy baby boy in a car on Kendall Road on Oct. 24, with Tyngsborough and Westford fire crews taking over and transporting mother and baby to Lowell General Hospital.Tyngsborough News
  • Committee hears TMS score climbs to 61 percent Tyngsborough Middle School's state accountability percentile climbed to 61 from 37 in 2023, Superintendent Mike Woodlock told the School Committee, crediting a new flex-block schedule and literacy push, while members also discussed ending the district's hockey cooperative with Dracut.Tyngsborough News
  • Nashoba Youth Hockey sets weekend slate for squads Nashoba Youth Hockey Association, which serves Tyngsborough and neighboring towns, listed games for Oct. 24-25 including Girls U8/U10, PeeWee and Squirt squads facing opponents from Peabody, Winthrop, Somerville and North Andover, with no scores posted and no Tyngsborough High School games listed for the period.Tyngsborough News

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