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Ayer Tax Taking Proceeds at Noon as Town Eyes Holiday Closures

Ayer closes out June with a municipal tax deadline. The town's Office of the Collector of Taxes held a notice of tax taking at Town Hall at noon today, June 30, marking a hard deadline for property owners with outstanding balances. Residents should note that Town Hall, DPW offices, and …

Ayer Tax Taking Proceeds at Noon as Town Eyes Holiday Closures

Ayer closes out June with a municipal tax deadline. The town's Office of the Collector of Taxes held a notice of tax taking at Town Hall at noon today, June 30, marking a hard deadline for property owners with outstanding balances. Residents should note that Town Hall, DPW offices, and …

Ashland Opens Cooling Centers July 1–2, Moves Recycling Event to July 11

Ashland activates cooling centers and reschedules its July 4 recycling drop-off as a heat advisory shapes the holiday week. With an unhealthy heat forecast prompting the town to open cooling centers on July 1 and July 2, officials also announced that the annual Independence Day recyclin…

Selectboard Meets Tuesday Night; Town Clerk Posts Adjusted July Hours

Ashby enters July with two straightforward municipal notices setting the pace for the week. The Selectboard holds its next public session Tuesday, July 1, at 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall, with online access also available; the agenda is posted on the town website. The Town Clerk's office has …

Arlington Library Closes July 4; Police Phone Scam Still Circulating

Arlington closes out June on a quiet note, with a phone scam and a library holiday closure as the week's defining items. All Arlington Public Library branches will be shut Saturday, July 4, for Independence Day; digital borrowing through Libby and Hoopla remains available. Arlington Pat…

Acton Names Douglas Sturniolo as Next Police Chief Amid Heat Emergency

Acton fills its police chief post and warns residents of dangerous heat on the same Tuesday. The town announced the appointment of Douglas Sturniolo as chief of the Acton Police Department while simultaneously issuing an extreme-heat advisory directing residents to cooling resources. Th…

Library Kicks Off Week With Pokémon Club as Extreme Heat Approaches Wilmington

Wilmington heads into a heat-heavy week with library programs and a yard waste reminder keeping residents on track. The Wilmington Public Library opens its Pokémon Club this morning at 11 a.m. under Mrs. Amanda's direction, with two more children's programs — Coffee, Tea, My Toddler, & …

Weston Middle School Principal and Assistant Principal Both Resign Before Fall

Weston Middle School enters summer with no principal and no assistant principal after an unexpected leadership double departure. Principal Phil Oates resigned, citing family needs, and Assistant Principal Brian Buck is also leaving the district, according to the Weston Observer newslett…

Westford Library Opens as Cooling Center Ahead of Extreme July Fourth Heat

Westford's J.V. Fletcher Library opens as a cooling center Wednesday and Thursday as an extreme heat wave threatens to push the feels-like temperature past 110 degrees across Massachusetts through the Fourth of July weekend, per Westford Patch's statewide coverage of the forecast. The l…

Wayland Opens Cooling Stations as Extreme Heat Watch Takes Effect Wednesday

Wayland activates cooling stations and braces for a near-100-degree heat wave through the Fourth of July weekend. With an Extreme Heat Watch running Wednesday through Friday, the town is directing residents to the Wayland Public Library and the Public Safety Building for relief — a stor…

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