Dunstable Conservation Commission opens enforcement action on two separate wetland violation cases. From our own coverage: Conservation board shifts October meeting date; Conservation panel opens enforcement on wetland cases.
Flu, COVID and RSV vaccine clinics continue in Dunstable through Saturday, Oct. 24. Also in today's brief (5 items): Vaccine clinics run through Oct. 24; Early voting continues Oct. 24 and Oct. 26; Rep. Scarsdale holds office hours Oct. 26; Free Fitness Fusion class returns Oct. 26.
Dunstable's town administrator will hold a coffee hour at Farmhouse Cafe on Oct. 29. From our own coverage: CPC sets Nov. 4 hearing on preservation funds.
Early voting opens for Dunstable's role in the November 3 state election. Also in today's brief (9 items): Early voting underway for Nov. 3 election; Groton Street paving begins between School, Pleasant streets; School committee meets Wednesday night; Zoning board meets Thursday evening.
Select Board weighs Union Building study and override costs that could raise taxes. From our own coverage: Select board weighs Union Building study, override stakes.
The Dunstable Select Board voted 3-0 to enter executive session over a potential PFAS water-contamination claim and separately approved a $69,950 Union Building reuse study.
This week's obituary column lists one Dunstable, MA resident obituary: Edwards, George C., 72, who lived in Dunstable and South Boston, MA, and died September 18, 2026, at his home following a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Lynne, and his daughter, Michelle, and her husband, …
One Dunstable obituary was published this week. Edwards, George C., 72, of Dunstable and South Boston, MA, died Sept. 18 at home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Lynne (Locke) Edwards, of Dunstable, and his daughter, Michelle Edwards, and her husband, John Vasquez, of Q…
Dunstable Select Board approves $284,600 forestry truck deal after a grant compliance snag.
Dunstable Select Board seats new member, awards dam contract, and mulls PFAS testing program.
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