Carlisle Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Town Hall limits services for Election Day
Carlisle will limit Town Hall services on Election Day to free up parking for voters. From our own coverage: Town Hall limits services for Election Day.
Carlisle will limit Town Hall services on Election Day to free up parking for voters. From our own coverage: Town Hall limits services for Election Day.
Zoning Board of Appeals withdraws one Lowell Street hearing while a second continues Monday. Also in today's brief (20 items): Clerk to remove absentee ballots Monday; Library building committee meets remotely; Fire station building panel meets Monday; Library trustees hold remote meeting.
Carlisle School Committee invites residents to weigh in on next superintendent search by Nov. 6. From our own coverage: Real estate taxes due Monday; Free environmental film series opens Nov. 7.
Carlisle voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election at Town Hall. From our own coverage: Real estate taxes due Monday; Free environmental film series starts Nov. 7.
CCHS students speak at Black Heritage Trail unveiling. From our own coverage: Real estate taxes due Monday, Nov. 2; Free environmental film series begins Nov. 7.
Carlisle Public Schools open integrated preschool applications for 2026-2027 through December 4.
Couple's bid to reopen Carlisle general store uncovers townwide septic and well contamination. Also in today's brief (1 items): General store bid uncovers septic crisis.
Carlisle School Committee holds a remote meeting Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. amid fall business. Also in today's brief (2 items): School Committee meets remotely Wednesday; Coffee with School Committee set for Nov. 13.
Carlisle School Committee opens community survey for next superintendent search through Nov. 6. Also in today's brief (2 items): Superintendent search survey open through Nov. 6; School Committee meets virtually Wednesday.
Carlisle schedules Special Town Meeting for November 16 at the school's Corey Auditorium. From our own coverage: Housing Trust reviews Bog House site plan changes; Trails Committee, Select Board weigh trail priorities.
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