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Pepperell Conservation Commission Approves Emergency Water Main Certification for Willard School

PEPPERELL -- June 18, 2026, Pepperell Conservation Commission approves emergency water main certification to address drinking water quality at Willard School. The commission voted unanimously at its June 18 meeting to authorize an emergency certification for 150 linear feet of 8-inch water main at the rear of the Willard School,

Natick Conservation Commission Closes Cypress Road Stormwater Permit Hearing

NATICK -- June 18, 2026, Natick Conservation Commission closes Cypress Road hearing, moves to July vote on subdivision permit. The commission unanimously closed the public hearing on a major stormwater permit for the Morell Construction subdivision at 43 Cypress Road at its June 18 meeting, with an order of conditions to

Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes, ratifies two emergency beaver dam permits

TOWNSEND -- June 17, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes officers and pushes back on conservation restriction removal at a completed age-restricted housing development. At its June 17 meeting, the commission unanimously re-elected James Gates as chair, elevated Mike Fox to vice chair, and appointed Abigail Farley as clerk. The

Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes, ratifies two emergency beaver dam permits

TOWNSEND -- June 17, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes officers and pushes back on conservation restriction removal at a completed age-restricted housing development. At its June 17 meeting, the commission unanimously re-elected James Gates as chair, elevated Mike Fox to vice chair, and appointed Abigail Farley as clerk. The

Wayland Conservation Commission Approves Sherman's Bridge Order, Elects Fair and Aubin as Officers

WAYLAND -- June 17, 2026, Wayland Conservation Commission approves Sherman's Bridge order and elects new officers at packed June meeting. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to issue an Order of Conditions for the Wayland Department of Public Works' rehabilitation of Sherman's Bridge, aligning its approval with