Please remember to vote tomorrow November 4, 2008.
Cardinal Lane residents are in precinct 2.
Polling place location:
Mutli-service Center
180 Lakeview Ave
Tyngsboro, MA
voting polls are open from 7am to 8pm
If you have any questions please call the Town Clerk at 978.649.2300
Monday, November 3, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Town News
September 19th is the State Primary election, polls will be open from 7am to 8pm.
The deadline to register for the presidential election (Nov 4) will be October 15th.
Tyngsboro getting ready for the big 200.
The bicentennial celebration is scheduled for June 2009 but planning is underway. If you have an interest in helping out please contact recreation director, Alison McNamara.
amcnamara@tyngsboroughma.gov
Tyngsborough Recreation Dept.
10 Kendall Rd. Box 5
Tyngsborough, MA 01879
(978) 649-2300 ext. 150
Pig and Apple Fest October 4 (stay tuned for more details).
Tyngsborough Council on Aging has events throughout the month of September - 978.649.9211 for more information.
Autumn Nature Walk - Sunday October 11 at 10am at the Sherburne Nature Center on Coburn Road (no fees).
New non-profit organization, Education Foundation for Tyngsborough.
Before winter starts be sure to make a visit to the Lowell, Dracut, Tyngsborough State Forest (1,040 Acres).
Activities you and your family can do (any season): Bicycling, non-motorized boating, cross country skiing, fresh water fishing, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, ice skating, nature observation, organized events, picnicking, sight seeing, walking/jogging.
ATV and Snowmobiling are not permitted in the State Forest.
Museum passes are always available at the Tyngsboro Public Library.
New superintendent for Tyngsborough Public Schools, Darrell Lockwood, welcomes students to the 2008-2009 school year. First day of school got underway on August 26th - good luck to all students for a successful year.
The deadline to register for the presidential election (Nov 4) will be October 15th.
Tyngsboro getting ready for the big 200.
The bicentennial celebration is scheduled for June 2009 but planning is underway. If you have an interest in helping out please contact recreation director, Alison McNamara.
amcnamara@tyngsboroughma.gov
Tyngsborough Recreation Dept.
10 Kendall Rd. Box 5
Tyngsborough, MA 01879
(978) 649-2300 ext. 150
Pig and Apple Fest October 4 (stay tuned for more details).
Tyngsborough Council on Aging has events throughout the month of September - 978.649.9211 for more information.
Autumn Nature Walk - Sunday October 11 at 10am at the Sherburne Nature Center on Coburn Road (no fees).
New non-profit organization, Education Foundation for Tyngsborough.
Before winter starts be sure to make a visit to the Lowell, Dracut, Tyngsborough State Forest (1,040 Acres).
Activities you and your family can do (any season): Bicycling, non-motorized boating, cross country skiing, fresh water fishing, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, ice skating, nature observation, organized events, picnicking, sight seeing, walking/jogging.
ATV and Snowmobiling are not permitted in the State Forest.
Museum passes are always available at the Tyngsboro Public Library.
New superintendent for Tyngsborough Public Schools, Darrell Lockwood, welcomes students to the 2008-2009 school year. First day of school got underway on August 26th - good luck to all students for a successful year.
Information from the Board - Sept
The summer newsletter will be hitting your front doors shortly, so keep an eye out for that.
The water pH levels are being checked on a weekly basis and are staying at normal levels. New water testing will be done in December and we will continue to keep residents updated.
Alarm testing will be conducted again this year in November. A flyer with the specific date will be sent out. Please be aware that owners will have to be home at the time of testing or give a key to an immediate neighbor who can let the company into your home. Testing for each unit takes just a few minutes.
The pump house on the property has been been cleaned out and re-insulated. The roof of the pump house has also been replaced along with the carport roofs.
As a reminder to all, please use the parking spaces, carports, garages assigned/available to your unit or the access road for all vehicles and not the fire lanes leading to or around the buildings. Also please watch speeds coming into Benchmark, there are children playing and people walking dogs along the road.
The water pH levels are being checked on a weekly basis and are staying at normal levels. New water testing will be done in December and we will continue to keep residents updated.
Alarm testing will be conducted again this year in November. A flyer with the specific date will be sent out. Please be aware that owners will have to be home at the time of testing or give a key to an immediate neighbor who can let the company into your home. Testing for each unit takes just a few minutes.
The pump house on the property has been been cleaned out and re-insulated. The roof of the pump house has also been replaced along with the carport roofs.
As a reminder to all, please use the parking spaces, carports, garages assigned/available to your unit or the access road for all vehicles and not the fire lanes leading to or around the buildings. Also please watch speeds coming into Benchmark, there are children playing and people walking dogs along the road.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Information from the Board
Water testing has been completed - copper passed but lead has failed. We are working with DEP to conduct more tests and monitor the situation. Please read the letter that was dropped at your front door on Monday August 11.
Carport roof replacement between buildings 3,4,5 and 6 began on Monday August 4th.
Septic tanks have been pumped.
We have been able to collect some of the condo fees that have been in arrears and are in a better financial situation. We still ask that unit owners continue to pay fees in a timely manner and thank you for your attention to this.
The board has also voted in a new trustee, Dave Pevey. Dave will serve on the board as a trustee for a two year term.
Carport roof replacement between buildings 3,4,5 and 6 began on Monday August 4th.
Septic tanks have been pumped.
We have been able to collect some of the condo fees that have been in arrears and are in a better financial situation. We still ask that unit owners continue to pay fees in a timely manner and thank you for your attention to this.
The board has also voted in a new trustee, Dave Pevey. Dave will serve on the board as a trustee for a two year term.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
July Fourth Festivities
From morning 'til night, road races to fireworks, here's a rundown of festivities going on in the area:
Chelmsford:
Starting July 3, at 6 p.m.: Festivals, dancing and performances take place throughout the evening around Center Common and Old Town Hall. Starting July 4, at 7 a.m., activities begin with a fair, festival, flag raising and a parade starting at 10 a.m., parade marshal is Betty McCarthy; late registration for John Carson Road Race begins at 7:30 a.m. behind Hannaford Supermarket off Parkhurst Road. Race begins at 9 a.m.
Lowell:
4 to 7 p.m.: Children's entertainment will be available at Regatta Field; 7:30 p.m., a concert at Sampas Pavilion; Fireworks begin at 9 p.m.
Nashua:
Starting at 10 a.m., games, entertainment and free food are available throughout the day at Holman Stadium; fireworks begin 9 p.m.
More info at The Lowell Sun [here].
and there's always one of the country's biggest Independence Day celebrations in Boston.
check out www.july4th.org
Chelmsford:
Starting July 3, at 6 p.m.: Festivals, dancing and performances take place throughout the evening around Center Common and Old Town Hall. Starting July 4, at 7 a.m., activities begin with a fair, festival, flag raising and a parade starting at 10 a.m., parade marshal is Betty McCarthy; late registration for John Carson Road Race begins at 7:30 a.m. behind Hannaford Supermarket off Parkhurst Road. Race begins at 9 a.m.
Lowell:
4 to 7 p.m.: Children's entertainment will be available at Regatta Field; 7:30 p.m., a concert at Sampas Pavilion; Fireworks begin at 9 p.m.
Nashua:
Starting at 10 a.m., games, entertainment and free food are available throughout the day at Holman Stadium; fireworks begin 9 p.m.
More info at The Lowell Sun [here].
and there's always one of the country's biggest Independence Day celebrations in Boston.
check out www.july4th.org
Town News
Voter registration deadline for the state primary election is August 27th. September 19th is the state primary election
Tyngsboro town beach is open for the summer. located at the ends of Maplewood Ave and Cedar Grove Ave on Mascuppic Trail. Season parking hang-tags are available to residents at the Town Clerk's office.
White item disposal (large white and metal items i.e. boilers, televisions, ovens, etc.) for Tyngsboro is now being conducted by Appliance Recyclers. If you need to dispose of one of these items please call them at 877.228.2898.
There are lots of summer events and programs going on throughout the town and local businesses: www.tyngsboroughmass.com
Tyngsboro town beach is open for the summer. located at the ends of Maplewood Ave and Cedar Grove Ave on Mascuppic Trail. Season parking hang-tags are available to residents at the Town Clerk's office.
White item disposal (large white and metal items i.e. boilers, televisions, ovens, etc.) for Tyngsboro is now being conducted by Appliance Recyclers. If you need to dispose of one of these items please call them at 877.228.2898.
There are lots of summer events and programs going on throughout the town and local businesses: www.tyngsboroughmass.com
Annual meeting
The annual meeting was held last Tuesday.
If you were unable to attend here are some of the highlights:
Financial stability of the association was discussed and the expenses for the year.
·Landscaping - includes unlimited storms for snow removal, contract renewed for 2009
·Electricity - rates have gone up
·Water - water testing fees, new tests currently being done - results will be posted
·Aerator - replaced, included new aerator, installation and engineering
·Sewer Maintenance - twice a year pumping to maintain
·Repairs/general - fire alarm testing, basement sealing, ice damming
·Exterminating - contract signed to spray for ants and bees (any ant/bee issues call centurion)
·Legal fees - to attorney
Carport roofs between buildings 3,4,5,&6 will be done within the next month.
Decks are to be inspected as well. There will be a new uniform policy for decks to be announced.
Unit 506 has been sold.
If you have any other questions about the meeting please call Centurion.
If you were unable to attend here are some of the highlights:
Financial stability of the association was discussed and the expenses for the year.
·Landscaping - includes unlimited storms for snow removal, contract renewed for 2009
·Electricity - rates have gone up
·Water - water testing fees, new tests currently being done - results will be posted
·Aerator - replaced, included new aerator, installation and engineering
·Sewer Maintenance - twice a year pumping to maintain
·Repairs/general - fire alarm testing, basement sealing, ice damming
·Exterminating - contract signed to spray for ants and bees (any ant/bee issues call centurion)
·Legal fees - to attorney
Carport roofs between buildings 3,4,5,&6 will be done within the next month.
Decks are to be inspected as well. There will be a new uniform policy for decks to be announced.
Unit 506 has been sold.
If you have any other questions about the meeting please call Centurion.
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