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TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury Police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly threatened a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier with a firearm on Tuesday, Chief Ryan Columbus reported. The incident occurred

TEWKSBURY — The ramp from Route 133 to I-495 southbound at exit 94 will be closed overnight for bridge joint repairs, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced Friday. The closure, which

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus announced the arrest of a New Hampshire man charged in connection with a recent shooting incident in Tewksbury. Khale Guillou, age 19, of Swanzey, NH, was apprehended

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Public Works Department has successfully located and isolated a significant watermain break on Main Street near the Shawsheen River by the Knights of Columbus hall. As a result

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus announced the arrest of a Mattapan man charged with kidnapping and multiple counts of assault following an incident at a local motel. Isiah Malik James, 28, of

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus and the Tewksbury Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a person of interest in connection with a shooting that occurred early Monday morning. Officers

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus announced Saturday that a Marlborough woman has been charged with her third offense of operating under the influence following a series of collisions in Tewksbury. Susan Kapopoulos,

TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury Police Chief Ryan Columbus announced the arrest of a Lowell man on charges of drug distribution and possession on Monday evening. Omari Robinson, 26, of Lowell, was taken into

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus announced the arrest of a Tewksbury man on multiple drug-related charges following a police narcotics operation. Cameron Joyce, age 30, of Tewksbury, was apprehended and is facing

TEWKSBURY — Chief Ryan Columbus reported that the Tewksbury Police Department successfully apprehended a man who absconded from the Tewksbury State Hospital. The incident occurred on Thursday, June 27, when police were