Council votes 10-0 for $1.5M firefighter hiring
The Lowell City Council approved $1.5 million to hire 14 firefighters and split 7-3 on $1.1 million for police equipment.
The Lowell City Council approved $1.5 million to hire 14 firefighters and split 7-3 on $1.1 million for police equipment.
Littleton's special town meeting rejected tougher code-enforcement powers but adopted a temporary surveillance oversight bylaw and a town property rat-poison ban.
Wilmington's Finance Committee recommended a paper-compliant MBTA zoning district for the Nov. 21 special town meeting despite an active Attorney General's lawsuit.
The Boxborough Housing Board confirmed a $60,000 state grant toward its first housing production plan in 11 years and voted 5-0 to submit its annual rental-assistance funding request to the Community Preservation Committee.
The Stoneham Zoning Bylaw Review Committee held its first public engagement forum on a draft zoning rewrite, taking no vote but fielding sharp resident questions.
Lincoln's Planning Board approved a permanent driveway gate at 44 Old Winter Street despite neighbor objections.
Hopkinton's special town meeting dissolved for lack of quorum after voters rejected returning annual town meeting to weekday evenings. Town Moderator Zach Kosan ended the session 78-19 once a headcount showed 127 voters present, short of the 131 needed.
The Finance Committee voted 6-2 to recommend a 3.25% cost-of-living raise for fiscal 2028 and unanimously approved flat budget guidance.
The Watertown City Council voted unanimously to seek special state legislation preserving a tax exemption for the Willow Park affordable housing project.
Town Meeting approved $1,243,500 for South Natick riverside parks construction.
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