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Ayer Select Board Approves $894K Pump Contract, Water Rule Changes at June Meeting

AYER -- June 16, 2026, Ayer Select Board approves $894,683 wastewater pump contract and revised water rules at packed June 16 meeting. The board, acting as Water and Sewer Commissioners, unanimously approved revisions to the town's water rules and regulations required by a pending Water Management Act permit

Arlington Select Board Unanimously Approves Beer License for World Cup Watch Party at Town Hall

ARLINGTON -- June 16, 2026, Arlington approves second World Cup watch party site at Town Hall in emergency morning vote. The Select Board convened a special 8:30 a.m. session Tuesday and voted 5-0 to grant a one-day beer and wine license at Robbins Memorial Town Hall for

Planning Board Approves Forge Crossing Subdivision 3-1, Advances Tech Park West Deal

WESTFORD -- June 16, 2026, Westford Planning Board approves Forge Crossing subdivision 3-1 with unresolved trash-pickup conditions. The board voted at its June 16 meeting to approve the five-lot West Prescott Street development, known as PB 2604, after a months-long review of engineering revisions to a stormwater

Planning Board Approves Forge Crossing Subdivision 3-1, Defers Final Endorsement to August

CARLISLE -- June 16, 2026, Carlisle's Planning Board conditionally approved the four-lot Forge Crossing subdivision at 35 West Prescott Street by a 3-1 vote at its June 16 meeting, while unanimously agreeing to amend a development agreement with Tech Park West that will deliver the same total

Lincoln Planning Board Continues Civico 20-Unit Hearing After Peer Review Left Incomplete

LINCOLN -- June 16, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board extends Civico Development hearing to June 23 as stormwater review remains unfinished. The board voted 4-0 at its June 16 Zoom meeting to continue the public hearing on Civico Development's proposed 20-unit housing development at 109 Page Road and

Historical Commission recommends Wallace step to alternate, Jost as full member

SUDBURY -- June 16, 2026, Sudbury Historical Commission elevates Wallace, recruits Jost in membership shuffle. The commission voted unanimously Tuesday to recommend Michael Wallace step down from full member to alternate, citing reduced availability after his late-2024 job change, and to recommend retired Raytheon/RTX program manager Alan Jost, a

Weston ZBA Unanimously Approves Special Permits for Two Residential Additions

WESTON -- June 16, 2026, Weston ZBA grants back-to-back special permits for residential additions carrying unusually high floor-area ratios. The three-member board, Chair Stephen J. Larocque and members Jane Fisher Carlson and Wendy Kaplan Amour, voted 3-0 on each application at its June 16 online hearing.

Sudbury Select Board accepts $225,000 Cummings grant for senior meal program

SUDBURY -- June 16, 2026, Sudbury Select Board accepts $225,000 Cummings grant to launch senior meal program. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to accept the three-year grant, $75,000 annually, to fund staffing, food service and supplies for "Sudbury Eats," operating from the Fairbank Community Center&

Wayland HRDEI Committee Pauses Cultural Heritage Statements, Explores Newspaper Partnership

WAYLAND — June 16, 2026 — Wayland's Human Rights, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee voted to retain all current officers and debated ending its practice of issuing monthly cultural heritage statements at its June 16 meeting. The committee unanimously re-elected Karen Blumenfeld as chair, Heather Pino as vice chair,

Wayland Energy Committee Delays Grant Application, Plans Fall Heat Pump Event

WAYLAND -- June 16, 2026, Wayland's Energy and Climate Committee delayed a major state climate grant application and set a September community energy event at its June 16 remote meeting. Chair Ellen R. Tohn led the committee to consensus that Wayland will not meet the August deadline for the

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