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Carlisle

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Concord HDC Continues Black Heritage Trail Sign Decision, Cites Size Concerns

CARLISLE -- June 17, 2026, Concord Historic Districts Commission continues Black Heritage Trail marker application over sign-size dispute. The commission voted 5-0 at its June 17 meeting to continue a closely watched application from the town's Economic Vitality and Tourism Division to install seven interpretive markers in

Carlisle Audit Finds Four Material Weaknesses Despite Solid Triple-A Bond Rating

CARLISLE -- June 17, 2026, Carlisle's audit committee reviewed the town's first audit by new firm Roselli, Clark & Associates and heard that four material weaknesses were identified in the fiscal year 2025 financial statements, even as the town's general fund balance reached roughly $41

Carlisle Board of Health Unanimously Upholds $3,000 Septic Enforcement Fine

CARLISLE -- June 17, 2026, Carlisle Board of Health upholds $3,000 septic fine and grants five-year ear-piercing variance. The board voted unanimously at its June 17 meeting to affirm $3,000 in daily fines, $200 per day for April 1 through April 15, 2026, against the owner of

Carlisle and Concord School Committees Unanimously Back Decarbonization Roadmap

CARLISLE -- June 16, 2026, Concord-Carlisle school committees unanimously endorse decarbonization roadmap, clearing path for $1 million state grant. The Concord School Committee and Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee voted 6-0 Monday to endorse the town of Concord's Municipal Decarbonization Roadmap, the final local step needed for

Concord TAC to Draft Position Paper on Route 2 Rotary Redesign and MCI Housing Access

CARLISLE -- June 16, 2026, Concord's Transportation Advisory Committee moved toward a formal position paper on the Route 2 Rotary redesign at its June 16 meeting, pressing MassDOT to integrate pedestrian, bicycle, and transit solutions into all four design alternatives. Members reviewed options ranging from an at-grade redesign