Billerica Morning Brief, Oct. 27: School Committee meets Tuesday
School Committee meets Tuesday. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs National Grid easement at Dutile; Select Board weighs Center Cafe license, Boston Road parcel plans.
School Committee meets Tuesday. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs National Grid easement at Dutile; Select Board weighs Center Cafe license, Boston Road parcel plans.
Billerica's Select Board approved Center Cafe's new all-alcohol license while weighing competing plans for a town-owned Boston Road parcel. From our own coverage: School Committee backs National Grid easement; Select Board approves Center Cafe liquor license.
Two Billerica-resident obituaries were published this week: DiCicco, Judith A., 84, who was raised in Dedham before moving to Billerica and died October 17 at Lahey Hospital in Burlington; and Oliveira, Joseph L. (Joe), 68, who moved to Billerica from Woburn and died unexpectedly on October 22.
Billerica Memorial football plays Bishop Guertin in a non-conference matchup Monday night. Also in today's brief (1 items): Billerica Memorial football faces Bishop Guertin.
Billerica Public Library's Halloween, sci-fi and fantasy book sale runs through Oct. 31. From our own coverage: Library hosts Gothic Animal Tales talk Tuesday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Library's Halloween book sale ends Oct. 31.
Shawsheen Valley Tech soccer team faced Haverhill in a non-conference match Thursday.
Billerica Public Library marks the town's 250th anniversary with a history talk Thursday evening.
District's English-language learner enrollment declined for first time since 2016, while Parker Elementary's new program achieved zero student opt-outs.
Public works crews flush water mains across Billerica through the week of October 19. Also in today's brief (10 items): Water main flushing continues across town; Town announces fall yard waste collection; Shawsheen Valley school council meets Wednesday; Board of Appeals meets Wednesday evening.
Select Board approved Center Cafe liquor license, accepted roughly $1.45 million in grants, and announced a new fire chief.
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