Concord Personnel Board Defers Handbook Vote After Water and Sewer Overtime Dispute
Concord Personnel Board defers employee handbook vote after water and sewer workers flood meeting over overtime dispute.
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Concord Light Plant Reviews Battery Pushback Policy, Postpones Solar PPA Executive Session
Concord Municipal Light Plant board reviews battery storage export policy and postpones a solar PPA executive session.
Billerica HDC Unanimously Approves Dog Daycare Renovation and 1796 Cafe Restoration
BILLERICA -- July 8, 2026, Billerica's Historical District Commission cleared two Boston Road properties for exterior renovation in unanimous votes at its July 8 meeting. The commission approved Adriana Shukla's application for Latte's Landing, a dog daycare and boarding facility opening in the former BATV
Sudbury Board of Health hears opioid survey results and battery storage warnings
SUDBURY -- July 8, 2026, Sudbury Board of Health hears regional opioid survey results and flags battery storage risks near town well. Regional substance use coordinator Olivia Dufour presented findings from a 1,012-response, seven-town assessment that ranked prevention and education highest in Sudbury at 4.45 on a
Wayland Planning Board Continues Hobbs Road Hearing, Seeks Binding Nonprofit Lease
WAYLAND -- July 8, 2026, Wayland Planning Board extends Hobbs Road supportive living hearing to August 26 over unresolved Dover Amendment status. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to continue the public hearing on a proposed six-unit facility at 1 Hobbs Road, developed by Oak Tree Management with Minuteman Arc
Wayland Housing Partnership Names Milburn to Lead Housing Production Plan Review
WAYLAND -- July 8, 2026, Wayland Housing Partnership taps Jean Milburn to represent the committee on its upcoming Housing Production Plan consultant review. Member Rachel Bratt, who has led the committee's housing planning work for roughly two decades, announced she is stepping back from major projects due to health
Wayland Conservation Commission Continues Two Development Hearings, Issues Three Compliance Certificates
WAYLAND -- July 8, 2026, Wayland Conservation Commission continues two wetlands permits and approves three compliance certificates at July 8 session. The commission voted unanimously on all matters, continuing the hearing for Matt O'Connor's proposed six-unit apartment project at 67A Loker Street to July 29 after
Watertown Planning Board Approves 66 Galen Street Life Science Building Sign Permit
WATERTOWN -- July 8, 2026, Watertown Planning Board approves 66 Galen Street life science building sign master plan on a 4-1 vote. The board conditionally approved a sign special permit for the 225,000-square-foot building at 66 Galen Street, home to three full-floor life science tenants, LabShares
Watertown Planning Board Approves 66 Galen Street Life Science Building Sign Permit
WATERTOWN -- July 8, 2026, Watertown Planning Board approves 66 Galen Street life science building sign master plan on a 4-1 vote. The board conditionally approved a sign special permit for the 225,000-square-foot building at 66 Galen Street, home to three full-floor life science tenants, LabShares
Pepperell Select Board Approves Police Chief Contract Worth Up to $203,000
PEPPERELL -- July 8, 2026, Pepperell Select Board unanimously approves police chief contract and celebrates a $6.2 million state emergency communications grant. The board voted 3-0 Tuesday to extend Police Chief Todd Blaine's contract through fiscal year 2029 at salaries of $187,000, $195,000, and $203,