North Reading opens volunteer drive for town boards and committees ahead of Nov. 30 deadline. From our own coverage: Town seeks volunteers for boards and committees; Fall yard waste collection dates set.
Advance ballot removal continues Friday. Also in today's brief (4 items): Advance ballot removal continues Friday; Early voting held Friday at City Hall; State general election set for Nov. 3; Energy Bill Clinic offered Nov. 4.
Top-seeded Tufts field hockey opens NESCAC playoffs at home Saturday against Colby.
Malden secures $11 million in state funding for housing and infrastructure improvements. From our own coverage: Committee tables inclusionary zoning incentives proposal; City council takes up Encore Casino strike resolution.
Planning Board recommends yearlong moratorium on new data center projects amid water and power concerns. From our own coverage: Planning Board backs data center moratorium; Library sets Scandinavia events for November.
Water main break cuts service on Maple Dell Lane before repairs restore flow. From our own coverage: Housing Trust revisits regional assistance rules; Hydrant flushing moves toward Milford line.
Mayor Van Campen launches free electric van service for Everett's older adults. From our own coverage: Mayor launches free electric van service for seniors.
Select board weighs firefighter memorial site as budget forecasts flag possible override. From our own coverage: Select board reviews FY27 goals and infrastructure priorities; Select board weighs firefighter memorial, override scenarios.
Dracut High School will host an MBTA information session on November 5.
Woburn Public Schools wins Massachusetts Seal of Biliteracy Gold Star Award for multilingual programs. From our own coverage: Schools earn state's biliteracy gold star award.
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