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Level 3 Sex Offenders, Walgreens Buys Rite Aid, Town Hall Set to Open, Hospital Rankings and More
Plus, the Tewksbury Memorial High School Redmen move on to the MIAA football semi-finals.
Here is a roundup of the top headlines from around Tewksbury last week:
- Tewksbury’s 2015 Halloween Sex Offender Safety Map
- UPDATED: Walgreens Confirms Rite Aid Purchase
- Tewksbury Redmen Move into MIAA Semi-Finals
- Town Hall to Open in November
- Massachusetts Hospitals Ranked First to Worst
- Boston’s Brains Might Be Enough to Fight Off Zombie Apocolypse
- MassDOT Encourages Safe, Smart Halloween Weekend Travel
- Epinephrine Injector Maker Issues Voluntary Recall Because of Incorrect Dosage
- Live MIAA High School Football Scores: Redmen Play Saturday
- Missing Teen: Have You Seen Kathleen Owens?
- Halloween is Saturday! Safety Tips for the Entire Family
- Reminder: Tewksbury’s Trick-or-Treating Hours
- State Rep. Miceli Holding Office Hours in Tewksbury Next Week
- George Charles Greene, 87 of Tewksbury
- John A. Parsons, 63, Well Known Former Tewksbury Resident
- UPDATED: Missing Person Richard Harrington Has Been Found
- Toy Sold Exclusively at Target Recalled
- Board of Health Announces Flu Clinics
- 25 New Homes for Sale in Tewksbury
- Tewksbury Shawsheen Tech Students Receive Scholarships
- Toys R Us 2015 Holiday Catalog Leaked Ahead Of Black Friday
- Heavy Rains, Damaging Winds Expected Wednesday into Thursday
- Tewksbury Redmen Football Set to Take on Salem in MIAA Quarter Finals
- Barbara D. (O’Neil) Thornton, 87, of Tewksbury
- GM Recalls 1.4M Cars to Fix Fire-Causing Oil Leaks
- Find an Apartment, Home to Rent in Tewksbury
- Halloween Safety Tips for Drivers Heading Out Saturday Night
- What Are the Top Halloween Costumes of 2015?
- Tewksbury’s Halloween 2015 Weather Forecast
- Can Bacon and Hot Dogs Cause Cancer?
- Whole Foods Market Recalls Curry Chicken Salad, Classic Deli Pasta Salad
- DA Convenes Public Policy Forum to Address Opioid Abuse
- Distracted Driving is Even Worse Than You Think, New Research Shows
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