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Cambridge City Council and School Committee Meet to Review Preschool Program Eligibility Rules

CAMBRIDGE -- June 29, 2026, Cambridge City Council and School Committee opened a joint roundtable on the Cambridge Preschool Program, including means testing and expansion. Mayor Siddiqui called the 4:04 p.m. session to order on June 29, convening all nine council members and five of seven School Committee members

Charter Panel Adds Vote Requirement to Warrant Process, Rejects Single-Signature Restoration

BILLERICA -- June 29, 2026, Billerica Charter Review Committee closes ambiguity in warrant-compilation rule, rejects bid to restore select board single-signature authority. The committee voted unanimously to insert the words "and vote" into Section 2-12(D) of the town charter, making explicit that the Select Board

Billerica 250th Committee finalizes July 2 Fitch Park event plan with cannon cutoff at 6 p.m.

BILLERICA -- June 29, 2026, Billerica's 250th Anniversary Committee finalized logistics Sunday for the July 2 celebration at Fitch Park, projecting a crowd of 7,000 to 10,000 in near-100-degree heat. The committee confirmed 13 food trucks, including Nutmeg Concessions, Coast to Coast Catering, Uncle Joey&

Belmont Select Board Approves $2.5 Million in Contracts, Sets November Town Meeting

BELMONT -- June 29, 2026, Belmont Select Board approves $2.5 million in contracts and sets three-night fall Special Town Meeting. The board voted unanimously Monday to award a $457,542 facade restoration contract at Daniel Butler Elementary School to MJS Construction of Middleton, renew a $1,528,820 cleaning

Woburn June Median Hits $800,000 as Three Homes Top $1 Million

Woburn recorded 16 property transfers between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with prices disclosed on 10 of those sales; the disclosed transactions ranged from $182,000 to $1,285,000 and produced a median sale price of $800,000. The month's standout transaction was 9 Arlington Road, which so…

Winchester June Median Tops $1.4 Million as Upper-Tier Sales Dominate the Market

Winchester recorded 17 deeds between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with prices disclosed on 10 transfers ranging from $701,000 to $3,100,000 and a median of $1,445,075. The month's standout transaction was 12 Salisbury St., which sold for $3,100,000 — the period's highest recorded price. Se…

Wilmington June 2026 Property Sales Data Unavailable From Registry of Deeds

No property sale records were available from the North Middlesex Registry of Deeds for Wilmington, Massachusetts, covering the period of May 31 through June 29, 2026. With zero transactions in the dataset, no sale count, price range, median, or market tone can be reported for this perio…

Library Kicks Off Week With Pokémon Club as Extreme Heat Approaches Wilmington

Wilmington heads into a heat-heavy week with library programs and a yard waste reminder keeping residents on track. The Wilmington Public Library opens its Pokémon Club this morning at 11 a.m. under Mrs. Amanda's direction, with two more children's programs — Coffee, Tea, My Toddler, & …

Weston June Home Sales Median Reaches $1.925 Million Across 13 Disclosed Transactions

Weston recorded 18 deeds between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with prices disclosed on 13 transfers; sale prices ranged from $20,000 for a Pelham Road land parcel to $4,900,000 for 9 Sanderson Ln, and the median among disclosed transactions was $1,925,000. The month's standout sale was 9 S…

Weston Middle School Principal and Assistant Principal Both Resign Before Fall

Weston Middle School enters summer with no principal and no assistant principal after an unexpected leadership double departure. Principal Phil Oates resigned, citing family needs, and Assistant Principal Brian Buck is also leaving the district, according to the Weston Observer newslett…

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