Daily Times Chronicle

The Daily Times Chronicle is a family-run daily newspaper that comes out five days a week, from Monday to Friday, in Woburn, Massachusetts. It has distinct daily editions and weekly publications that serve several towns along Route 128 in eastern Middlesex County. Previously, this newspaper was called the Woburn Daily Times and Reading Chronicle. In addition to its main publication, it also produces The Stoneham Independent, Tewksbury Town Crier, and Wilmington Town Crier.

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Students launch inclusive track program

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — Olivia Jensen and Maggie Kinnon are bringing a new inclusive track program to the town this summer. The Buddy Track program will happen at Tewksbury Memorial High School on five afternoons, and provide specially-abled students from grades pre-K through high school and the LEAP program a chance to have fun and run. Organized by the DECA club at TMHS, the dates are June 29, July 13, July 20, Aug. 3, and Aug. 10.
Rep. Moulton secures $850,000 for sidewalks along Livingston Street

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — Massachusetts congressman Seth Moulton was in Tewksbury on Monday to discuss the $850,000 Community Project Funding he was able to secure for Tewksbury. The grant will bring sidewalks to Livingston Street, helping to connect residents to the Saunders recreation area. The project, currently in its design and permitting phase, will provide residents of the Tewksbury Housing Authority at Saunders Circle, and all residents, access to the greater sidewalk system in the community.
Several Wildcats honored as league all-star selections

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Doug Hastings

The spring season had plenty of highlights for Wilmington High squads. The WHS girls tennis team was one of the top stories, winning the Middlesex League’s Freedom Division. Wildcat No. 1 singles player Savannah Beatrice was named the division’s Most Valuable Player after another terrific season. Wilmington was the seventh seed in Div. 3 after a regular season that saw the girls finish 12-5 overall.
Shawsheen wins vocational crown: Rams beat Whittier, 12-8, for state championship

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Doug Hastings

The Shawsheen Tech boys lacrosse team captured the state’s vocational school championship last week on their home field, beating Whittier Tech of Haverhill, 12-8. The Rams ended a terrific season with an overall record of 21-2, losing only once in the regular season to Whittier and then falling in the MIAA Div. 3 state tournament to Falmouth by a 9-6 score. Falmouth went all the way to the state championship game before a 9-4 loss to Scituate.
Try the Mystic Link Trail from Andover to Boston

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

Local hikers and trail aficionados may be familiar with the Bay Circuit Trail, a little more than 230-mile multiuse trail that is considered the “outer Emerald Necklace” of Boston. The trail starts at the Merrimack River in Newburyport and rings a path that runs between route 495 and Route 128 all the way around to Kingston Bay. There’s now a newly forged trail, the Mystic Link, and it brings a whole new opportunity for exploration.
70th Student Government Day: Sheriff Koutoujian gives everyday advice to WMHS students

1 week ago | homenewshere.com | Jim Haggerty

WOBURN - The 70th annual Donald A. DeLuca Student Government Day has become an integral part of the historical fabric of the Woburn community with a major effort now put into the event every year at Woburn Memorial High School. This year was no different as 24 students rallied to get chosen and work with major municipal and school agencies and civic groups and are highly enthusiastic over supporting the cause. The student mayor this year was Mara Cservenschi.
Future teachers recognized

1 week ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury Memorial High School held a special signing ceremony last week. While similar ceremonies are usually held for athletes committing to colleges, Tewksbury Superintendent Brenda Theriault-Regan thought it fitting to recognize students that have chosen to pursue careers in teaching. “It's been a bucket list goal of mine to recognize future teachers — I'm so glad we could do this with the class of 2025,” she said.
Alzheimer’s Awareness event: Spend the longest day in Wilmington

1 week ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

WILMINGTON — The Wilmington Senior Center is hosting a multigenerational event to raise awareness in the community about the many resources available for friends, family, and those experiencing Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of memory loss.
Credit Union announces first scholarship awards

1 week ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — Tewksbury Federal Credit Union announced the winners of their first annual scholarship awards. The Main Street financial institution was established in 1960 by Tewksbury municipal employees to create a small credit union to service the employees and their families. According to Community Relations and Financial Wellness Director Gratia Gosselin, from a field of 25 applicants, three students were selected to received awards based on their essay submissions.
Ram baseball edged out of playoffs: Memorable campaign comes to an end in Div. 3’s Sweet 16

1 week ago | homenewshere.com | Doug Hastings

When a team finishes a regular season with a 20-0 record, there are obvious expectations heading into postseason play. And while the Shawsheen Tech baseball team went 1-2 in playoff action between the state vocational tournament and the MIAA Div. 3 state playoffs, the 2025 version of the Rams sure did rewrite the record books at the Cook Street school.