Tewksbury Finance Committee Appoints Two New Members to Fill Open Seats
Tewksbury Finance Committee fills two vacancies, selects engineer and renewable energy professional.
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Government
A collection of 1946 issues
Holliston Select Board Approves $148,600 in Transfers, Defers EV Charging Rate Vote
Holliston Select Board approves $148,600 in year-end appropriation transfers and opens October town meeting warrant.
Somerville Redevelopment Authority selects Wood Partners to develop 90 Washington Street site
Somerville Redevelopment Authority designates Wood Partners to develop the 90 Washington Street parcel near the East Somerville MBTA station.
Sherborn Advisory Committee Approves $11,000 in Year-End Transfers Unanimously
Sherborn Advisory Committee approves $11,000 in year-end transfers and learns Finance Director will retire in September.
Wilmington Select Board Unanimously Approves Earth Removal Permit for New Elementary School
Wilmington Select Board approves earth removal permit for new elementary school site over resident concerns about arsenic contamination.
Westford Board of Health Approves Quarry Irrigation Well With Perchlorate Testing Conditions
Westford Board of Health approves irrigation well for quarry with perchlorate safeguards.
Stoneham Commission Ratifies Sewer Spill Order, Issues Two Fells Reservoir Permits
STONEHAM — July 13, 2026 — Stoneham Conservation Commission ratifies sewer spill order and advances two Middlesex Fells reservoir projects. The commission voted unanimously July 13 to ratify a July 2 emergency enforcement order against Fairfield Residential after a grease-clogged eight-inch sewer line backed up and overflowed through a manhole
Concord Finance Committee Hears Departmental Reviews Ahead of October Budget Season
CONCORD — July 13, 2026 — Concord Finance Committee hears sweeping departmental overviews, learns town's total operating budget is $122 million. The committee met Monday, July 13, and received presentations from more than a dozen town divisions covering general government and human services, with Deputy Town Manager Megan Zamuto revealing
Concord Finance Committee Approves Minutes, Hears Departments Claim $122 Million Budget
CARLISLE — July 13, 2026 — Concord Finance Committee learns total town budget is $122 million, not the $34 million often cited. The committee met July 13 for nearly two and a half hours of departmental overviews spanning the town manager's office, economic vitality, sustainability, technology, human services, recreation, the
Sudbury Conservation Commission approves removal of 16 Unisys monitoring wells
SUDBURY — July 13, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission clears removal of 16 Unisys monitoring wells across town wetlands. The seven-member commission voted unanimously July 13 to issue a negative determination of applicability for RDA 26-12, allowing ERM Consulting to hand-decommission 16 groundwater monitoring wells around Davis Field, Barrel