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A collection of 2032 issues

Arlington Redevelopment Board Approves Beacon Bank Sign, Delays Dudley Street Industrial Expansion

ARLINGTON -- June 1, 2026, Arlington Redevelopment Board unanimously approves Beacon Bank sign rebrand and continues a 12,000-square-foot industrial expansion hearing. The board voted 5-0 Monday to grant a special permit allowing 856 Massachusetts Avenue to replace Brookline Bank signage with Beacon Bank branding, finding that the

Arlington Redevelopment Board Approves Beacon Bank Sign, Delays Dudley Street Industrial Expansion

ARLINGTON -- June 1, 2026, Arlington Redevelopment Board unanimously approves Beacon Bank sign rebrand and continues a 12,000-square-foot industrial expansion hearing. The board voted 5-0 Monday to grant a special permit allowing 856 Massachusetts Avenue to replace Brookline Bank signage with Beacon Bank branding, finding that the

Townsend Planning Board votes 3-1 to deny open meeting law complaint

TOWNSEND -- June 1, 2026, Townsend Planning Board votes 3-1 to reject an open meeting law complaint against a member. The board, chaired by Andrew Shepard, convened June 1 solely to review a complaint filed May 15 by Heidi Ash alleging a violation at the board's May 11

Finance Committee approves $3.73M in year-end transfers, sends salary ordinance back

MARLBOROUGH -- June 1, 2026, Marlborough Finance Committee clears $3.73 million in year-end transfers but sends salary overhaul back. The committee voted 5-0 on each of seven transfers, including $3,177,000 from undesignated funds to cover a snow and ice line budgeted at $1 million against 20

Groton Select Board reorganizes, Cunningham named chair in unanimous vote

GROTON -- June 1, 2026, Groton Select Board unanimously reorganizes, naming Peter Cunningham as chair for the coming year. The board met in regular session June 1, electing Cunningham chair, Becky Pine vice chair, and Nick DeGuytas clerk in its annual reorganization, all by unanimous vote. Members also unanimously appointed Elizabeth

Groton Board of Health Issues Wood-Waste Violation Against West Main Street Property

GROTON -- June 1, 2026, Groton's Board of Health voted unanimously to issue a wood-waste violation against the owner of 65 West Main Street and to pursue bank enforcement at a distressed Schoolhouse Road property. The June 1 meeting produced five unanimous votes, including the issuance of a

Billerica Select Board caps new sports bar hours at 11 p.m., approves license

BILLERICA -- June 1, 2026, Billerica Select Board approves new sports bar license at long-troubled Nutting Lake site, capping hours at 11 p.m. The board voted 5-0 at its June 1 meeting to grant Playoff Sports Bar LLC at 512 Middlesex Turnpike an all-alcohol restaurant, common victualer&

Bedford Planning Board approves Riddlebrook Acres phasing, backs Girl Scout pool permit

BEDFORD -- June 1, 2026, Bedford Planning Board approves phasing plan for 54-unit Riddlebrook Acres senior housing development. The board unanimously approved a three-phase construction amendment for the Dumas family trust project at 227 Wallace Road and County Road, with Brent Cole of Granite Engineering presenting a plan that

Sudbury ZBA approves Elsbeth Road home, Maynard Road addition; defers Sherman Bridge

SUDBURY -- June 1, 2026, Sudbury ZBA approves two homes and continues Sherman's Bridge to July. The Zoning Board of Appeals on June 1 voted 5-0 to grant a special permit for a 4,072-square-foot single-family rebuild at 11 Elsbeth Road by developer Ben Maiden&

Sudbury Conservation Commission rules out arsenic preservative for Sherman's Bridge project

SUDBURY -- June 1, 2026, Sudbury Conservation Commission unanimously rejects CCA preservative for Sherman's Bridge rehabilitation. The 5-0 vote on June 1 bars chromated copper arsenate from the wood treatment options for the joint Sudbury-Wayland glulam deck replacement project, MassDEP file 301-1467, mirroring a unanimous Wayland

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