The Waltham License Commission gave the owners of the shuttered Rendezvous restaurant until its January meeting to show progress on selling a liquor license dormant since 2020.
The Watertown Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved special permits for renovations at 48-50 California Street and 60 Catherine Road after reorganizing its leadership.
Destination Groton stripped a $50 million estimate from its draft Main Street vision plan.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission opened a line-by-line rewrite of its wetlands regulations and continued the hearing to November 3.
Reading's Conservation Commission continued a hearing on removing 21 trees at 589 Pearl Street, pushing for more canopy and fewer shrubs.
Commission approved environmental restorations and extended permits while prioritizing $1.07 million in conservation funding.
Council removed 18 of 37 grant applications and appointed Hailey Fuqua vice chair, with roughly $7,900 for remaining applicants.
Somerville's Legislative Matters Committee voted 4-1 to send an amended ethical procurement ordinance to the full City Council, despite the city's own lawyers warning it likely would not survive a legal challenge.
Select Board authorized a letter objecting to an MWRA sewer cost-sharing plan while declining to pick between two project options.
Council held special session on three charter-right policy orders without taking a vote.
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