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Select Board Votes to End Flock Safety Camera Contract

The Select Board voted to terminate Ayer's contract with license-plate camera vendor Flock Safety, town officials announced this week. The town also posted unofficial results from the 2026 State Primary Election on its website. September is Emergency Preparedness Month, and Public Recor…

7 Brew Drive-Thru Coffee Plan Faces Marlborough Committee Review Sept. 29

A proposed 7 Brew drive-thru coffee shop near I-495 faces a Marlborough committee review on September 29. Marlborough Patch, in its report "Popular Drive-Thru Coffee Shop Proposed In Marlborough," says the project would convert an existing parking lot into a drive-thru-only cafe, and Ho…

Littleton Planning Board Seeks Input on Transportation Survey

Littleton's Planning Board is asking residents to weigh in on an Acton and Littleton transportation improvement survey this week. The town also added appointment slots to its flu and COVID-19 shot clinic after strong demand, and the Recreation Department is holding an end-of-season beac…

Lincoln Schools Hold Two More Back-to-School Nights This Week

Lincoln Public Schools holds two more back-to-school nights this week, starting with Lincoln School K-4 on Tuesday, Sept. 22, led by Principal Sarah Collmer, followed by Hanscom School K-8 under Principal Erich Ledebuhr on Sept. 24. The district has also posted its 2026-2027 Student-Fam…

Lexington Confirms West Nile Virus in Mosquitoes, Warns of Fraudulent Emails

Lexington confirms West Nile virus in local mosquitoes as Town Hall warns of fraudulent permit emails. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health notified the town on September 17 that trapped mosquitoes tested positive, a finding Lexington Patch also covered in its Saturday edition.…