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Ayer Council on Aging Sets Accreditation Priorities, Plans Second Van Before New Center Opens

AYER -- April 14, 2026, Ayer Council on Aging Board maps accreditation priorities and flags Meals on Wheels decline. Meeting at the Senior Center on 18 Pond Street on April 14, the board worked through a self-assessment checklist tied to accreditation standards, assigning timelines and responsible parties to items including

Ayer Council on Aging Sets Accreditation Priorities, Plans Second Van Before New Center Opens

AYER -- April 14, 2026, Ayer Council on Aging Board maps accreditation priorities and flags Meals on Wheels decline. Meeting at the Senior Center on 18 Pond Street on April 14, the board worked through a self-assessment checklist tied to accreditation standards, assigning timelines and responsible parties to items including

Ayer Board of Health Approves Recycling Hire, Sets Hauler Regulation Hearing for May

AYER -- April 13, 2026, Ayer Board of Health recommends recycling hire, approves $62,524 warrant, and targets May 11 public hearing on hauler regulation overhaul. The board voted unanimously Monday to recommend Jeffrey Moon, 20, for Recycling Center Attendant 1, with a Select Board CORI check and anticipated start date

Ayer Conservation Commission Amends Creative Materials Order, Drops Deed Restriction Requirement

AYER -- April 9, 2026, Ayer Conservation Commission unanimously amended a 2025 order of conditions for Creative Materials at 12 Willow Road, replacing a deed restriction with physical buffer signage and a recorded Registry of Deeds plan. Attorney Libby Bowker of Anderson Kreiger appeared for the applicant, telling the five-member

Devons Panel Votes to Keep All Four Disposition Options on the Table

AYER -- April 8, 2026, Devons Jurisdiction Framework Committee unanimously reaffirms all four disposition options amid resident alarm over acceleration. After a lengthy debate triggered by a formal motion from Devons residents representative John Catter, the committee voted to affirm that it is not in favor of any single disposition option