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Sudbury Confirms July 4 Parade, Mosquito Spraying Slated for July 2

Sudbury's July 4 parade is confirmed for 1 p.m. Saturday under the theme "We the People," while the town posted notices for truck-mounted mosquito spraying on July 2 and the FY 2027 senior tax exemption program tied to the state Circuit Breaker credit. Sudbury Housing Authority Executiv…

New North Wilmington School Raises Traffic Questions Ahead of Opening

North Wilmington's new school is drawing scrutiny over its traffic impact as the July 4th holiday approaches. A Wilmington Patch morning newsletter — "🌱 Patch AM: How will the new school reshape traffic in North Wilmington?" — flags growing community questions about how the facility wil…

Town Podcast Explores Revolutionary History Ahead of Independence Day

Reading's podcast and purse strings dominate the midweek agenda. Town Manager Jayne Wellman released a new "Reading Between the Lines" episode on Reading's Revolutionary history Tuesday, offering a timely listen days before the Fourth of July; on Thursday, June 25, the Finance Committee…

North Reading Mosquito Spraying Wraps as Route 62 Work Continues

North Reading closes out a quiet Tuesday with active infrastructure work and a packed virtual-meeting schedule ahead. Route 62 (Elm Street) road work that began the night of June 21 remains underway, and East Middlesex Mosquito Control completed truck-mounted aerosol treatment in the ar…

Westford COA Publishes July–August Newsletter as Summer Programs Begin

Westford's Council on Aging released its July–August 2026 newsletter Wednesday, giving residents an early look at summer programming as the J.V. Fletcher Library — mid-renovation and operating from 515 Groton Road — launches its "Plant a Seed, Read!" summer reading series with a YA kick…

Wakefield Posts Independence Day Schedule as Summer Activities Fill the Calendar

Wakefield posts its Independence Day activity schedule and parking guide with the holiday ten days out. The town's official website is directing residents to the full July 4 plan, while the Americal Civic Center Heritage Room now displays the donated uniform of World War II veteran Pfc.…

Tyngsborough Seeks Resident Input on Fire Station Project Before Select Board Acts

Tyngsborough opens public comment on Fire Station Project ahead of a pivotal Select Board vote. The town posted a community feedback call Wednesday evening — tied to the Select Board and Fire Station Building Committee's deliberations on next steps — making the fire station the day's de…

Townsend Sets July 13 Aggregation Sweep, Town Hall Closed Fridays All Summer

Townsend's July 13 aggregation sweep and a July 10 trash-renewal deadline mark the week's most pressing resident action items. The town posted notice of the community electric aggregation sweep on June 22, giving enrolled households time to review participation before changes take effec…

Tewksbury Issues 2026 Dog Licensing Reminder as Deadline Looms

Tewksbury's town clerk calls on residents to complete 2026 dog licensing before fines accrue, while the Community Market opens Thursday at Livingston Street Park. The Tewksbury Community Market returns June 25 from 4 to 7 p.m. with food trucks, farm vendors, and artisans. Tewksbury Patc…

Stow Boards Set to Convene Thursday as Summer Meeting Season Opens

Stow enters a quiet stretch heading into late June, with no new town hall announcements or school district news in Wednesday's cycle. Three municipal bodies — the Registrars of Voters, the Economic Development and Industrial Commission, and the Recreation Commission — are scheduled to m…

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