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Dunstable Finance Committee Backs Meals Tax Warrant Article, Hears Lean FY27 Budget

DUNSTABLE -- March 25, 2026, Dunstable Finance Committee signals support for a local meals tax warrant article and absorbs a cautionary FY27 budget presentation. The Economic Development Committee asked the Finance Committee to back a 0.75 percent local meals surcharge, bringing Dunstable's combined rate to 7 percent, in

Dunstable Finance Committee Backs Meals Tax Warrant Article, Hears Lean FY27 Budget

DUNSTABLE -- March 25, 2026, Dunstable Finance Committee signals support for a local meals tax warrant article and absorbs a cautionary FY27 budget presentation. The Economic Development Committee asked the Finance Committee to back a 0.75 percent local meals surcharge, bringing Dunstable's combined rate to 7 percent, in

Dunstable Board Creates Committee to Study Purchase of Town Common Parcel

DUNSTABLE -- March 9, 2026, Dunstable Select Board votes to study potential purchase of a five-acre parcel adjacent to the town common. The board voted unanimously Monday to form a five-member ad hoc committee to assess whether the town should acquire the Finchetti property at 476 Main Street, a

Dunstable Select Board Requests $25,000 Overlay Draw to Narrow FY27 Budget Deficit

DUNSTABLE -- February 18, 2026, Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved seven items in roughly 15 minutes at its February 18 meeting, including a request to draw $25,000 from overlay reserves to help close a projected $43,000 fiscal year 2027 operating budget deficit. Town Administrator Jason Silver told the board

Dunstable Select Board Requests $25,000 Overlay Draw to Narrow FY27 Budget Deficit

DUNSTABLE -- February 18, 2026, Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved seven items in roughly 15 minutes at its February 18 meeting, including a request to draw $25,000 from overlay reserves to help close a projected $43,000 fiscal year 2027 operating budget deficit. Town Administrator Jason Silver told the board