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HGTV’s Izzy Battres Opens Up About Drug Addiction & Finding Redemption

3 days ago | homenewshere.com | Martin Holmes

HGTV star Izzy Battres is getting candid when it comes to his past substance abuse issues and how he was able to find redemption and turn his life around. The contractor, who previously featured on Flip or Flop and now hosts his own series, Izzy Does It, appears on the latest episode of Richard Taite’s Were Out of Time podcast, where he opens up about his battle with drug addiction and shares hope for others going through similar issues.
Ryan Murphy’s ‘All’s Fair’ Teaser: See Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Kim Kardashian & More in Campy Legal Drama (VIDEO)

3 days ago | homenewshere.com | Kelli Boyle

All’s Fair in love and TV. Ryan Murphy‘s newest upcoming series is a campy legal drama starring Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash-Betts, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor, a group of powerful lawyers representing wronged women in high-profile legal cases. Hulu dropped the first teaser and first-look photos for All’s Fair on May 13, and the trailer uses Chicago‘s “Cell Block Tango” to set the tone for the series. See the teaser in the video above.
Select Board praises Tewksbury Telemedia

5 days ago | homenewshere.com | Rosalyn Impink

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on April 29, 2025 at town hall. The board discussed Verizon cable television license renewal proceedings. The town’s negotiating attorney Bill August noted that towns are unable to negotiate fee rates, but can seek financial support from cable companies for public, educational and governmental local programming in exchange for use of taxpayer-owned airwaves.
21 articles pass first night of Town Meeting

5 days ago | homenewshere.com | Rosalyn Impink

TEWKSBURY — The first night of annual Town Meeting was held on May 5, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. at Tewksbury Memorial High School. 115 residents attended the two-and-a-half hour long meeting. The meeting was the first for John Curran as Tewksbury’s new town manager, who fielded several questions from residents regarding the town’s financial plan. Article 1 was adopted to elect town officers.
Soldier On veterans housing now open

5 days ago | homenewshere.com | Rosalyn Impink

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Planning Board met on April 28, 2025 at Tewksbury Town Hall. Member Vinny Fratalia updated the committee on the new Soldier On veterans housing project at 1660 Main St. The building is now open and will house 21 veterans; the project was supported by federal, state and local housing funds, as well as Tewksbury Home Build. The 21 units will count towards the town’s affordable housing inventory.
Drama students perform at School Committee meeting

5 days ago | homenewshere.com | Rosalyn Impink

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury School Committee met on April 30, 2025 at the Center Elementary School. The committee enjoyed two performances from Tewksbury drama students. TMHS junior Julia Borushik, recently named a 2025 National YoungArts Competition winner for Musical Theatre, sang “Part of Your World” as Ariel from the TMHS production of “The Little Mermaid,” and Center Elementary fourth graders performed songs from Shrek Jr., with 110 students participating in the CES drama program.
Ryan School students recognized

5 days ago | homenewshere.com | Paige Impink

TEWKSBURY — Students from the John F. Ryan Elementary School were recognized recently for their participation in the Patriot’s Pen essay contest, a scholarship program of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The annual essay contest focuses on the topics of democracy and patriotism and the vision of that ideal from the perspective of young students. The contest was established in 1947 and provides opportunities students to win money for college.
Residents approve articles related to money and land for new substation

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Lizzy Hill

WILMINGTON — There were multiple warrant articles for residents to consider approving at the annual Town Meeting on May 3 related to the potential North Wilmington fire substation. The idea was first introduced by Town Manager Eric Slagle during discussion of article six, proposing $3.5 million be set aside for substation construction. He reminded residents that this substation has been on the minds of Wilmington residents for a while.
Residents approve consent agenda, vote down term limits

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Lizzy Hill

WILMINGTON — Wilmington’s annual Town Meeting took place on May 3, 2025, lasting from 9 a.m. to almost 5 p.m. Over 300 total residents attended at some points in person to vote. In the opening of the meeting, Town Moderator Jonathan Eaton highlighted the colors provided by Wilmington Minutemen, recent residents tragically lost and the departing and newly appointed members of the Select Board, School Committee, Shawsheen Tech School Committee, and Housing Authority.
Residents vote no on multi-family zoning district again

6 days ago | homenewshere.com | Lizzy Hill

WILMINGTON — Wilmington residents voted no on the proposed multi-family overlay zoning district warrant article proposed at the May 3, 2025 special Town Meeting. This meeting was held during the annual Town Meeting. Planning Board member Terence Boland shared his support for the article in that the potential district would contain multi-family housing already and that the zoning would help to actualize the walkable streetscape desired in the town’s Facilities Master Plan.