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Belmont Suspends Yard Waste Pickup, Announces July 13 Celebration of Life for Paul Solomon

Belmont marks a quiet Friday with two practical announcements from Town Hall. The town posted a Celebration of Life for Paul Solomon, set for July 13, while also reminding residents that yard waste collection is suspended the week of June 29 through July 3. Three municipal bodies — the …

Ayer Tax Taking Set for June 30 Noon Deadline at Town Hall

Ayer's most pressing item this weekend is a tax taking deadline bearing down on property owners. The Office of the Collector of Taxes has posted notice of a formal tax taking at Town Hall on June 30, 2026, at noon — a proceeding that can affect title to real property for those who have …

Ashland Opens Week With Housing, Select Board, and School Committee Meetings June 29

Ashland enters the final weekend of June with no breaking announcements but a dense civic schedule set to open the new week. The town's new OpenGov licensing and permitting portal is now active at ashlandmass.com, offering residents and businesses a streamlined way to submit application…

Ashby Enters Holiday Weekend With No New Municipal Announcements

Ashby wraps a quiet week with a pair of standing reminders from Town Hall. No new announcements came from town departments, the schools, or the library in the 24-to-48 hours ending June 27, but the town's most time-sensitive item is the July 1 deadline to purchase a $50 annual transfer …

Sherborn Sets Packed Week of Public Meetings Starting June 29

Sherborn heads into the weekend quietly, with five public meetings lined up across two days starting June 29. No town hall press releases or commercial-outlet stories landed in this cycle, but the town's homepage flags a full slate: the Recreation Commission and Government Task Force II…

Reading Conservation Commission Rules on Roads, Trails, and Wetlands Access

Reading's Conservation Commission decided questions about roads, trails, and wetlands this week, per Reading Patch, as the town moves through a busy summer of infrastructure and community programming. Town Hall's active notices include a final Sunday morning closure of the southern half…

CrossTown Connect Lands $96,690 Grant to Relaunch Regional Transit Programs

CrossTown Connect's $96,690 state grant anchors a light but forward-looking news day in Littleton. The regional Transportation Management Association will use the funding to relaunch commuter-focused transit programs serving Littleton and neighboring towns, per a town announcement this …

Food Link Grant Win and World Cup Run Highlight a Quiet News Day in Arlington

Arlington's most eye-catching story this cycle is a local one playing out on a global stage: soccer player Miles Robinson has advanced with Team USA to the World Cup knockout round, per Arlington Patch. Closer to home, food-access nonprofit Food Link landed a grant from the Sincere Foun…

Acton-Westford PrideFest Opens Saturday at NARA Park Amphitheater

Acton rings in summer with back-to-back free events at NARA Park this week. The Annual Acton-Westford PrideFest draws the community to the Thomas E. Tidman Amphitheater today, June 27, from noon to 3 p.m., while the town's 2026 Independence Day Celebration — featuring live music, inflat…

Weston Father Rescued on New Hampshire Trail After Hiking Injury

A Weston father was rescued from a New Hampshire trail after being injured on a family hike. NH Fish and Game identified the hiker as a 49-year-old Weston man who was hurt while hiking with his children on the Valley Way Trail on June 26; Weston Patch's morning newsletter — "🌱 Patch AM:…

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