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Townsend Finance Committee approves eight year-end transfers totaling more than $76,000

TOWNSEND -- June 30, 2026, Townsend Finance Committee approves $76,000 in year-end budget transfers on final day of fiscal year 2026. The four-member panel, chaired by Sarah Hollis, worked through nine transfer requests at its June 30 meeting, with the sharpest debate over a $32,745 draw from

Tewksbury Boards Appoint Kingston to Open School Committee Seat

TEWKSBURY -- June 30, 2026, Tewksbury fills School Committee vacancy with educator and union veteran Chris Kingston. The Select Board and School Committee voted jointly 3-0 at a June 30 public hearing to appoint Kingston, a 29-year Tewksbury resident and Revere high school history teacher who has served as

Tewksbury Boards Appoint Kingston to Open School Committee Seat

TEWKSBURY -- June 30, 2026, Tewksbury fills School Committee vacancy with educator and union veteran Chris Kingston. The Select Board and School Committee voted jointly 3-0 at a June 30 public hearing to appoint Kingston, a 29-year Tewksbury resident and Revere high school history teacher who has served as

Sudbury Select Board appoints Cynthia Howe to Housing Authority after split vote

SUDBURY -- June 30, 2026, Sudbury Select Board picks Cynthia Howe for Housing Authority seat in split 8-1 joint vote. The Select Board and Sudbury Housing Authority met jointly June 30 to fill the vacancy left by Steve Swanger; a motion to appoint Pine Lakes resident Alicia Carrillo failed 3-

Littleton Select Board Unanimously Appoints Lieutenant Landry as Police Chief

LITTLETON -- June 30, 2026, Littleton Select Board unanimously appoints Lieutenant Doug Landry as its next police chief, pending contract negotiations. The board named Landry at a noon session June 30 at the Littleton Fire Station after an all-internal search that drew four candidates from within the department, assessed by

Framingham Council Names Landmark for Veteran Paganella, Approves $2.7M in Year-End Transfers

FRAMINGHAM -- June 30, 2026, Framingham City Council closes fiscal year 2026 with a veteran honoree, two union contracts, and nearly $2.7 million in emergency transfers. Meeting on June 30, the council voted unanimously to name a triangle at Vernon Street and Edgewood Road in Framingham Center for Nick Paganella,

Cambridge Planning Board Reviews $1.29 Billion Sewer Plan, Kendall Square Heat Pump Progress

CAMBRIDGE -- June 30, 2026, Cambridge Planning Board hears sweeping utility presentations covering a $1.29 billion sewer overflow plan and a Kendall Square heat pump nearing construction. At its June 30 remote meeting, the board received annual briefings from four entities, the Department of Public Works, the Cambridge Water Department,

Wilmington Library Kicks Off Summer With Kids Programs This Week

Wilmington's public library anchors the local calendar as the town heads into the July 4 holiday stretch. With no new town hall press releases or school district announcements in this cycle, the week's most concrete local item is the library's summer lineup, with Mrs. Amanda leading Cof…

Weston Middle School Loses Principal and Assistant Principal Before New Year

Weston Middle School faces a double leadership vacancy as summer begins. Principal Phil Oates has resigned, citing family needs, and Assistant Principal Brian Buck is also leaving the district, per the Weston Observer newsletter of June 29; Superintendent Dr. Karen Zaleski's administrat…

Westford Launches PAYT Program as Heat Wave and Water Restrictions Test Summer Systems

Westford enters July juggling a new trash program, a heat emergency, and a Stage III water ban. The town activated J.V. Fletcher Library as a cooling center for Wednesday and Thursday as temperatures spike through July 3, while Pay As You Throw enforcement and cart reminders dominate th…

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