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Ayer Finance Committee reviews $25,000 grant-funded Flock Safety camera program

AYER -- June 18, 2026, Ayer Finance Committee examines grant-funded Flock Safety camera program with no FY 2027 cost to the town. Police Chief Brian Gill told the committee Thursday that the town's deployment of five automatic license plate readers and three Flock Safety security cameras was funded

Ayer Finance Committee reviews $25,000 grant-funded Flock Safety camera program

AYER -- June 18, 2026, Ayer Finance Committee examines grant-funded Flock Safety camera program with no FY 2027 cost to the town. Police Chief Brian Gill told the committee Thursday that the town's deployment of five automatic license plate readers and three Flock Safety security cameras was funded

Planning Board continues truck fueling hearing, approves Kendall Road permit flex

TYNGSBOROUGH -- June 18, 2026, Tyngsborough planners continued a diesel truck fueling hearing and approved a warehouse permit change at their June 18 meeting. The Planning Board voted unanimously to continue to July 16 a public hearing on a Global Partners LP proposal to build a four-position high-speed diesel

Natick Conservation Commission Closes Cypress Road Stormwater Permit Hearing

NATICK -- June 18, 2026, Natick Conservation Commission closes Cypress Road hearing, moves to July vote on subdivision permit. The commission unanimously closed the public hearing on a major stormwater permit for the Morell Construction subdivision at 43 Cypress Road at its June 18 meeting, with an order of conditions to

Lexington Affordable Housing Trust Approves $1 Million Zero-Percent LexHAB Loan Commitment

LEXINGTON -- June 18, 2026, Lexington Affordable Housing Trust approves $1 million zero-percent loan to LexHAB for ADU and renovation program. The Trust voted unanimously 4-0 at its June 18 meeting to issue a commitment letter to LexHAB for a loan of up to $1 million at zero percent

Littleton Details Primary Voting Schedule, Previews Rotary Triathlon

Littleton Clerk's Office and Rotary Club use bulletin-board segment to preview September primary and July triathlon.

Carlisle Finance Committee Approves Three Fiscal Year-End Transfers Totaling Over $620,000

Carlisle Finance Committee concurs on more than $620,000 in fiscal year-end budget transfers driven by a record winter.

Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes, ratifies two emergency beaver dam permits

TOWNSEND -- June 17, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes officers and pushes back on conservation restriction removal at a completed age-restricted housing development. At its June 17 meeting, the commission unanimously re-elected James Gates as chair, elevated Mike Fox to vice chair, and appointed Abigail Farley as clerk. The

Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes, ratifies two emergency beaver dam permits

TOWNSEND -- June 17, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission reorganizes officers and pushes back on conservation restriction removal at a completed age-restricted housing development. At its June 17 meeting, the commission unanimously re-elected James Gates as chair, elevated Mike Fox to vice chair, and appointed Abigail Farley as clerk. The

North Sherborn Water District Commission Set to Elect New Chair at July 1 Meeting

SHERBORN -- June 17, 2026, North Sherborn Water Sewer District Commission advances regulatory review and prepares leadership change. The North Sherborn Urban Water Sewer District Interim Commission held its June 17 working session, reporting that a Teams meeting earlier that day with the Department of Conservation and Recreation produced no major

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