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Carlisle Planning Board Advances Country Store Gas Station Permit, Splits Willard Common Lot

CARLISLE -- March 24, 2026, Carlisle Planning Board reviews country store gas station permit, unanimously endorses Willard Common lot split. The board heard a full presentation from the team behind a proposed renovation at 166 Commonwealth Avenue, where Concord Country Store, LLC, seeks to reopen a dormant gas station as a

Concord Select Board Votes 4 to 1 for Rooftop Solar Policy at Town Meeting

CARLISLE -- March 23, 2026, Concord Select Board endorsed a rooftop solar policy for municipal buildings and advanced a suite of Town Meeting articles at its March 23 session. The board voted 4 to 1 to recommend that Town Meeting urge the Select Board to adopt a policy requiring rooftop solar

Carlisle Oversight Committee Prepares Questions for April EPA Community Meeting on 2229 Main Street

CARLISLE -- March 20, 2026, Carlisle's 2229 Main Street Oversight Committee voted to accept its March 6 minutes and organized its response to two upcoming EPA events at its March 20 session. The committee discussed two pre-release technical documents from remediation contractor De Maximis, a draft Remedial Action

Carlisle Recreation Commission Authorizes Full Rideout Park Court Overhaul With Revolving Funds

CARLISLE -- March 19, 2026, Carlisle Recreation Commission votes to fund full post-tension concrete court overhaul at Rideout Park. The commission unanimously authorized revolving-fund support for the complete resurfacing project, including post-tension concrete on tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts, plus conduit installation and netting, at an estimated revolving-

Concord Select Board Candidates Clash Over Development, Budget, and Senior Services

CARLISLE -- March 19, 2026, Two Concord Select Board candidates debated housing, development, and senior services at a Council on Aging candidate forum March 19. Dean Banfield, a Finance Committee veteran, and Sam Hirschsteiner, a first-time candidate and former civic-education nonprofit executive, squared off before a senior audience at