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Nashoba School Committee Reorganizes as Food Service Outsourcing Fight Intensifies

STOW -- June 10, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee reorganizes and faces fierce pushback on food service outsourcing plan. The committee unanimously re-elected Leah Viverrito as chair and elected Scott Powell vice chair at its June 10 organizational meeting in Stow, then spent the bulk of the evening hearing from

Natick Select Board confirms $8.5 million bond sale and reaffirmed AAA rating

NATICK -- June 10, 2026, Natick Select Board ratifies $8.5 million debt sale and advances Main Street redesign on a long Wednesday night. The 5-0 bond vote confirmed $4,015,000 in bond anticipation notes won by Academy Securities at 2.8289 percent and $4,510,000 in GO

Conservation Commission issues orders for two homes, continues 219-unit West Central project

NATICK -- June 10, 2026, Natick Conservation Commission advances 219-unit West Central transit project to July, approves two single-family orders. The commission on June 10 continued the Notice of Intent for Gables Residential's redevelopment of Natick Crossings at 273 West Central St. to July 16 and set

Lexington Planning Board Approves Revised 40-Unit Piper Road Condo Modification

LEXINGTON -- June 10, 2026, Lexington Planning Board approves 40-unit Piper Road modification and advances Clark Street project to July. The board voted unanimously 5-0 Wednesday to approve a modification to the previously permitted multifamily development at 5 Piper Road, brought by Piper Road Homes LLC, a joint venture

Lexington's Four Boards Agree to Restructure Budget Summits Ahead of Likely Override

LEXINGTON -- June 10, 2026, Lexington's four fiscal boards launch a long-term budget summit overhaul aimed at delaying a Proposition 2½ override. Select Board Chair Jill Hai convened a joint session of the Select Board, Appropriation Committee, School Committee, and Capital Expenditures Committee on June 10 to inventory

Faye Rayner Resigns From Groton-Dunstable School Committee After Eight Years

GROTON -- June 10, 2026, Faye Rayner resigned from the Groton-Dunstable Regional School Committee after more than eight years of service, including seven years as chair, effective at the close of the June 10 meeting. Rayner cited a new job, aging parents, and a desire to be fully present for

Weston Select Board Approves DPW Camera Pilot, Weighs Leaf Blower Bylaw

WESTON -- June 10, 2026, Weston Select Board approves intersection camera pilot and weighs potential leaf blower noise bylaw. At its June 9, 2026 meeting, the board unanimously authorized a Department of Public Works pilot program using traffic-counting cameras at town intersections to measure vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian volumes, distinct

Sudbury Planning Board approves 85 Goodman's Hill Road stone wall rebuild with conditions

SUDBURY -- June 10, 2026, Sudbury Planning Board approves scenic road stone wall rebuild at 85 Goodman's Hill Road. Vice-Chair John Sugrue presided in Chair Stephen Garvin's absence as the board voted 3-0 Wednesday to let homeowners Trevor and Meg Hayden rebuild about 25 feet

Sudbury Board of Health hears Sudbury Farms reopening plan, flags state health-district push

SUDBURY -- June 10, 2026, Sudbury Board of Health receives Sudbury Farms reopening update and warns of state push toward regional health districts. Chair Carol Bradford led members Susan Sama and Linda Huet-Clayton through a Roche Bros. presentation previewing the June 13-14 grand opening, where Director of Facilities Rob

Wayland Schools Move Toward MSBA Application as Facilities Options Range to $900 Million

WAYLAND -- June 10, 2026, Wayland School Committee hears five school rebuilding options ranging from $490 million to $900 million as January MSBA deadline nears. Architects James Liebman and Laurie Coles of HMFH presented year-end findings on a pre-K through grade 8 facilities master plan, with options spanning 18