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Lincoln-Sudbury committee approves $33,944 ADA self-assessment contract

SUDBURY -- May 28, 2026, Lincoln-Sudbury approves $33,944 ADA self-assessment as faculty preview rewritten academic integrity rules. The regional school committee voted 6-0 to contract with the Institute for Human-Centered Design for a districtwide accessibility review covering built environment, programs, digital communications and employment practices, with

Natick issues cyanobacteria advisory for Middle Pond at Lake Cochituate

Cyanobacteria advisory caps Natick's tightest water week of the year. The town on Thursday warned residents away from the Middle Pond of Lake Cochituate after the Department of Conservation & Recreation reported blue-green algae at levels that may exceed state public-health guidelines, …

Marlborough issues official statement on NRT Bus, Teamsters Local 170 dispute

City Hall responds as NRT Bus drivers and monitors walk off the job. Marlborough on Wednesday posted an official "Statement Regarding NRT Bus and Teamsters Local 170" to its News Flash after union drivers and monitors picketed the Hudson bus yard, a development Marlborough Patch reporte…

Weston boys lacrosse draws Swampscott in MIAA Round of 32

A quiet Wednesday in Weston turned the spotlight to spring tournament play, with the boys lacrosse team preparing for an MIAA Round of 32 meeting against a high-scoring Swampscott squad, as previewed in "🌱 Patch AM: How will Weston handle Swampscott's surging offense in the Round of 32?…

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 Juneteenth celebration with afternoon program and outdoor festival

Lincoln's official news channels stayed quiet Thursday, leaving the calendar to carry the day. Lincoln METCO, the K-8 district's voluntary integration program, is promoting a community-wide Juneteenth celebration Saturday, June 6, from 12:30 to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Boston Bridges In…

Sudbury convenes housing roundtable as School Committee sets June 1 agenda

Sudbury opens a community roundtable on affordable housing as schools and police set the week's agenda. The town's Planning and Community Development office is inviting residents into a forum with town leaders and stakeholders, while Sudbury Public Schools posted notice of a June 1 Scho…

Wayland250 unveils spring slate of semiquincentennial community events

Wayland250 rolls out a spring slate of semiquincentennial events. The Wayland250 Working Group, made up of volunteers and town staff, announced a run of May and June programs blending history talks, nature walks and family activities, per a News Flash post and a parallel Wayland Patch r…

Townsend Conservation Commission continues wetland hearing, advances Harbor Pond restoration

TOWNSEND -- May 27, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission continues disputed wetland permit amid abutter complaints and hears invasive-species removal plan for Harbor Pond corridor. The commission voted 4-0 at its May 27 meeting to continue Notice of Intent DEP No. 308-0730 for the Zero Brookline Road property to

Tewksbury School Committee Unanimously Appoints Stamp as Assistant Superintendent

TEWKSBURY -- May 27, 2026, Tewksbury School Committee unanimously appointed Jason Stamp as assistant superintendent and locked in a three-year transportation contract at its May 27 meeting. The committee voted 4-0 to confirm Stamp, who has spent 22 of his 27 years in education at Tewksbury Public Schools, most

Tewksbury Conservation Commission Continues Hillman Energy Battery Storage Hearing to June

TEWKSBURY -- May 27, 2026, Tewksbury Conservation Commission unanimously continued a high-stakes public hearing on a proposed 125-megawatt lithium-ion battery energy storage facility near the Great Swamp to June 10, citing the absence of an independent peer review. East Point Energy, represented by Tyler Wren, and consultants Greg

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