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Ayer Conservation Commission Issues Order of Conditions for New England Power Company Line Work

AYER — April 23, 2026 — Ayer Conservation Commission closes New England Power Company transmission line permit and hears early warning on Senior Center endangered species mitigation. The commission voted 4-0, with Vice Chair Mark Phillips abstaining, to issue an Order of Conditions for New England Power Company's maintenance

Ayer Conservation Commission Issues Order of Conditions for New England Power Company Line Work

AYER -- April 23, 2026, Ayer Conservation Commission closes New England Power Company transmission line permit and hears early warning on Senior Center endangered species mitigation. The commission voted 4-0, with Vice Chair Mark Phillips abstaining, to issue an Order of Conditions for New England Power Company's maintenance

Ayer Select Board Votes Seasonal Water Restrictions, Challenges Devens Governance Bill

AYER -- April 21, 2026, Ayer Select Board approves seasonal water restrictions and questions proposed Devens governance overhaul. The board, acting as water commissioners, voted unanimously to implement mandatory odd-even outdoor watering and a ban on outdoor use between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., effective May 1 through

Ayer Select Board Votes Seasonal Water Restrictions, Challenges Devens Governance Bill

AYER -- April 21, 2026, Ayer Select Board approves seasonal water restrictions and questions proposed Devens governance overhaul. The board, acting as water commissioners, voted unanimously to implement mandatory odd-even outdoor watering and a ban on outdoor use between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., effective May 1 through

Ayer Senior Center Committee Rejects Full Electrification, Approves $455,000 in Value Engineering

AYER -- April 16, 2026, Ayer's Senior Center Building Committee voted unanimously to abandon full building electrification after finding that required electrical upgrades would exceed the value of anticipated National Grid rebates. Meeting April 16, the committee also accepted $455,000 in value engineering reductions against a project budget