Community Corner
Threats to Schools, Grand Jury Indictments, Pizza Mia Robbed and More
Plus, Tewksbury Police and Cops for Kids with Cancer brighten a young girl's day, with some help from departments statewide.
Here’s a look at the top stories on Tewksbury Patch last week:
- All Tewksbury Schools Locked Down Due to Second Threat Wednesday
- Tewksbury Among Communities Where Schools Received Threat: State Police
- Superintendent Statement on Wednesday’s Threats
- Grand Jury Indictments Announced in Six Tewksbury Cases
- VIDEO: Pizza Mia Robbed Thursday Morning
- Gladys E. ‘Liz’ Whitler, 91, of Tewksbury
- Absentee Ballots Now Available for the Presidential Primary
- Twelve Sick, One Dead, Due to Listeria Outbreak
- Timothy J. Shea, 57, of Tewksbury
- PHOTOS: Tewksbury Police Partner with Cops for Kids with Cancer to Brighten a Young Girl’s Day
- Your Pets Can Get Frostbite, and Hypothermia, Too
- Eileen (Marshall) Crear, 58, Formerly of Tewksbury
- Patriots vs. Broncos for the AFC Championship: What You Need to Know
- Storm Watch: What the Forecasters Are Saying
- Winter Storm to Bypass Tewksbury
- Tewksbury Boys Basketball League Week 8 Game Summaries
- MA Property Taxes: Tax Bills to Rise 4 Percent
- Gas Prices: MA Residents Paying 8 Cents Less at the Pumps
- How Much Snow Will Tewksbury Get This Weekend?
- Jean W. Kent (Watrous), 63, of Tewksbury
- Tewksbury Might Be Spared from Weekend Snowstorm
- James T. Powers, 99, of Tewksbury
- Massachusetts Winter Storm On Its Way?
- Which Homes Recently Sold in Tewksbury?
- Wind Advisory for All of Massachusetts Until Tuesday Night
- Preventing Frozen Pipes As Sub-Zero Temperatures Hit Tewksbury
- Snow, Gusty Wind on the Way to Tewksbury
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