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Boxborough Select Board Approves Annual Town Meeting Warrant, Appoints Planning Board Member

BOXBOROUGH — March 23, 2026 — Boxborough Select Board votes more than a dozen Annual Town Meeting warrant articles and authorizes fire station designer selection at lengthy March 23 session. The board recommended a 3 percent cost-of-living wage adjustment for non-union, non-contract employees — an estimated $34,055 direct

Boxborough Conservation Commission backs rodenticide ban and plastic bag restrictions for town meeting

BOXBOROUGH — March 18, 2026 — Boxborough Conservation Commission unanimously endorses rodenticide ban and plastic bag restrictions for town meeting warrant. At the March 18 meeting, Chair Liz Markiewicz led a five-member commission through six unanimous votes, including formal recommendations on two proposed general bylaw articles presented by Associate Town Planner

Boxborough Planning Board scraps Route 111 gateway rezoning, advances six ATM articles

BOXBOROUGH — March 16, 2026 — Boxborough Planning Board withdraws Route 111 gateway zoning article after business owner opposition. The four-member board, meeting remotely with Acting Chair Rich Guzzardi filling in for absent Chair Rebecca Verner, voted 4-0 Monday to pull the proposed B2 Gateway Business District from the Annual

Boxborough Select Board Recommends More Than 20 Warrant Articles, Defers Planning Board Appointment

BOXBOROUGH — March 3, 2026 — Boxborough Select Board advances more than 20 Annual Town Meeting warrant articles and defers a contested Planning Board appointment. The board unanimously recommended a slate of capital and Community Preservation Act items at its March 3 meeting, including a $300,000 ADA upgrade to the Flerra

Boxborough Finance Committee Deadlocks 3-3 on Police and Public Works Budgets

BOXBOROUGH — March 3, 2026 — Boxborough Finance Committee splits 3-3 on police and public works budgets over a $20,000 single-year salary increase for the police chief. Members Maria Neiland, Michelle Ryan, and Joe Stolten voted against both department budgets — police at $1,885,753 and public works at

Boxborough Planning Board Votes to Advance Three Zoning Bylaws to Town Meeting

BOXBOROUGH — March 2, 2026 — Boxborough Planning Board advances three zoning bylaw amendments and continues work on a new Gateway Business District along Massachusetts Avenue. At the March 2 remote meeting, the five-member board voted 5-0-0 three times — recommending revisions to the accessory dwelling unit size limit (Article

Boxborough Select Board closes FY27 warrant, approves veterans services agreement unanimously

BOXBOROUGH — February 23, 2026 — Boxborough Select Board closes FY27 warrant and formalizes AFSCME union recognition. Meeting virtually during a major nor'easter, the five-member board voted 5-0 Monday to close the Annual Town Meeting warrant, approve a three-year intermunicipal agreement for veterans services at a Boxborough

Boxborough Planning Board nominates associate member, continues zoning hearing to March

BOXBOROUGH — February 23, 2026 — Boxborough Planning Board unanimously nominates Nathaniel Stuntz as associate member and advances seven zoning bylaw amendments toward May town meeting. The board voted 5-0 on all formal actions during a nearly three-and-a-half-hour remote session February 23, including setting a three-year

Conservation Commission Unanimously Approves Turtle Barrier Repairs at Campanelli Office Park

BOXBOROUGH — February 18, 2026 — Boxborough Conservation Commission clears turtle barrier repairs at Campanelli office park before April deadline. The commission voted unanimously at its February 18 meeting to authorize inspection and maintenance of approximately 14,000 linear feet of concrete turtle barriers, three wildlife tunnels, and two box culverts at

Boxborough Finance Committee votes twelve FY27 budget lines totaling $2.66 million

BOXBOROUGH — February 17, 2026 — Boxborough Finance Committee votes twelve FY27 budget lines and flags fire fleet repair crisis. The committee approved ten public works, debt, and human services line items totaling roughly $2.66 million on 5-0 votes Tuesday, while holding police, fire, and school budgets pending the return

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