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Nov 5, 2026

Eve ZuckoffCORRESPONDENT
2:36
But the vast majority of other communities around the state voted against the effort by just as wide of margins.
Eve ZuckoffCORRESPONDENT
2:42
We talked with voters all day as they left the polls and we found supporters of the law like 33-year-old Kyle Merchant in Tewksbury.
Kyle MerchantSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:50
I'm right at that age where I want to buy a house.
Kyle MerchantSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:53
I make very good money, but I can't afford anything.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:02
I thought it was still up to the judge to.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:04
To go before the court, like Siobhan Scott, one of our psychotherapists, they're sitting on that board at Tewksbury and say she's no longer a threat to herself or society.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:15
It still has to go before the court, though, to actually rule on that, doesn't it? If she's convicted, yeah.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:22
Yeah, that's the way it works.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:24
If it's a plea agreement, it's not necessarily that way.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:29
But if she's convicted, yeah, it's a six-month thing, and then it's annually.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:36
So how could they not convict her, say, like mandatory 15, mandatory 20, on top of Tewksbury, and then after 20, we'll start doing the evaluation portion of it? That can't come into play? Sure.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:51
Look, I mean, if you're suggesting that she plead out to a deal that puts her in prison, the DOC, for 15 to 20 years, she's never taken that deal.
Robin DreekeHOST
11:55
I thought it was still up to the judge to.
Robin DreekeHOST
11:57
To go before the court, like Siobhan Scott, one of our psychotherapists, they're sitting on that board at Tewksbury and say she's no longer a threat to herself or society.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:08
It still has to go before the court, though, to actually rule on that, doesn't it? If she's convicted, yeah.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:15
Yeah, that's the way it works.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:17
If it's a plea agreement, it's not necessarily that way.
Bob MottaGUEST
12:22
But if she's convicted, yeah, it's a six-month thing, and then it's annually.
Robin DreekeHOST
12:29
So how could they not convict her, say, like mandatory 15, mandatory 20, on top of Tewksbury, and then after 20, we'll start doing the evaluation portion of it? That can't come into play?
Bob MottaGUEST
12:44
Look, I mean, if you're suggesting that she plead out to a deal that puts her in prison, the DOC, for 15 to 20 years, she's never taken that deal.
Nancy GraceHOST
32:45
That is not a not guilty where she walks scot-free.
Nancy GraceHOST
32:48
That is a she goes back to Tewksbury and she stays there.
Nancy GraceHOST
32:54
That's what NGBRI is.
Randy KesslerGUEST
32:56
Agreed.
Nancy GraceHOST
34:44
you mean when she's having specially prepared meals and playing my zhong and jim rummy yep um She's not in jail.
Nancy GraceHOST
34:53
She's not in prison.
Nancy GraceHOST
34:54
She's in Tewksbury.
Nancy GraceHOST
34:55
It's a mental facility.
Greg PappasGUEST
52:11
All over Dunstable.
Marty LorreyGUEST
52:12
Tewksbury's not in, but Tewksbury's hot on the MBTA, too.
Marty LorreyGUEST
52:17
That is where you're going to see some of this blowback.
Greg PappasGUEST
52:19
Right.
Rich KeefeHOST
36:27
King Phillip is four.
Rich KeefeHOST
36:29
And then in Division 4, Situate 1, Tewksbury, the home of Donna's Donuts, is 2.
Rich KeefeHOST
36:34
Danvers 3, Duxbury 4.
Rich KeefeHOST
36:36
So good luck to all the kids participating in the high school football, which the Super Bowl will be played in a place to be determined.
Rich KeefeHOST
13:45
Yes, four.
Rich KeefeHOST
13:46
And then in Division IV, Scituate 1, Tewksbury, the home of Donna's Donuts, is two.
Rich KeefeHOST
13:51
Danvers 3, Duxbury 4.
Rich KeefeHOST
13:53
So good luck to all the kids participating in the high school football, which the Super Bowl will be played in a place to be determined.
Jeff RoyGUEST
41:30
Nominated by Rep Tosky and Senator Becca Roach.
Jeff RoyGUEST
41:35
Number four is Corning Life Sciences out of Tewksbury, nominated by Representative Tram Nguyen.
Jeff RoyGUEST
41:42
Corning Life Sciences, based in Tewksbury, develops and manufactures advanced laboratory products, technologies, and solutions that support scientific research, biopharmaceutical development, and the advancement of human life.
Jeff RoyGUEST
41:56
I got a message that my glass on my eyewatch is also from that company.
Jeff RoyGUEST
42:01
Congratulations for me.
Brian WechtHOST
53:46
Now you're reminding me of Donna's
Steve KleinedlerGUEST
53:48
Donuts on Route 38 in Tewksbury, which people go from miles around, and they make this specialty donut that's like that, and then they also make a cheeseburger donut.
Steve KleinedlerGUEST
54:00
which is meat between donut, which I've never had.
Steve KleinedlerGUEST
54:03
And I don't, that sounds- Yeah, not my thing.
Doug MeehanHOST
10:12
A Lawrence man is now in custody after being arrested on drug trafficking, kidnapping, and identity fraud charges.
Doug MeehanHOST
10:18
Tewksbury police and SWAT team members arresting Carlos Candelario at a motel on Main Street in Tewksbury on Wednesday where they say he was holding two women against their will.
Doug MeehanHOST
10:28
During the arrest, officers say they found nearly 50 grams of cocaine on him.
Doug MeehanHOST
10:33
A judge ordered that Candelario be held without bail.

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