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Melrose breaks ground on new fire station

Melrose broke ground on a new fire station, launching phase one of the city's multi-year Public Safety building project. The construction start, first reported by Patch on July 8, represents a significant infrastructure investment for the city, though specifics on cost and completion ti…

Melrose breaks ground on new fire station

Melrose broke ground on a new fire station, launching phase one of the city's multi-year Public Safety building project. The construction start, first reported by Patch on July 8, represents a significant infrastructure investment for the city, though specifics on cost and completion ti…

Mayor Dumais Names Coastal Medical as New City Ambulance Provider

City switches emergency ambulance providers as Mayor Dumais announces new EMS contractor. Mayor J. Christian Dumais confirmed Coastal Medical Transportation Systems will now serve as Marlborough's emergency ambulance provider, a change affecting how the city responds to medical 911 call…

Lowell Sets July 18 Date For Wally Burns Clock Tower Dedication

Lowell to dedicate the Wally Burns Clock Tower on Saturday, July 18, the city announced in a civic alert this week. The notice, posted to the city's official alerts page and distributed through community channels, did not specify a ceremony time or exact location, though further details…

Planning Board Sets Hearings on Senior Housing, Retail Projects

Littleton's Planning Board takes up two major development hearings Thursday night, with stormwater and site plan reviews for affordable senior housing at 410 Great Road and a Retail Phase II project at 550 King Street. Also this week, the town noted CrossTown Connect, the regional Trans…

Library Trustees Open Search For New Board Member

Lincoln Public Library trustees are recruiting a new board member as longtime trustee Peter Sugar steps down after years of service. The library also unveiled its second annual Seed Library and added four WiFi hotspots to its lending collection, while warning patrons that construction n…

Lexington Launches Urban Forest Master Plan With Davey Resource Group

Lexington unveiled a new Urban Forest Master Plan partnership Wednesday while the Town Pool closed due to inclement weather. The town has teamed with Davey Resource Group, a subsidiary of the Davey Tree Expert Company, to craft a long-term vision for its urban forest program, per a July…

Library Hosts Mario Kart Tournament, D&D Night for Teens

Hopkinton's library carried the day's news with a packed Wednesday lineup for kids and teens. The Hopkinton Public Library hosted Preschool Storytellers, a Mario Kart Tournament for grades 5-9, a Kids Crafternoon, and a Young Adult Dungeons & Dragons session, though its planned "Read to…

Library Hosts Mario Kart Tournament, D&D Night for Teens

Hopkinton's library carried the day's news with a packed Wednesday lineup for kids and teens. The Hopkinton Public Library hosted Preschool Storytellers, a Mario Kart Tournament for grades 5-9, a Kids Crafternoon, and a Young Adult Dungeons & Dragons session, though its planned "Read to…

Groton Declares Level 3 Drought, Bans Non-Essential Outdoor Water Use

Groton has declared a Level 3 Critical Drought and banned non-essential outdoor water use, town officials announced this week, citing a state determination. The town also issued an update on its Annual Fireworks Celebration and confirmed the real estate tax demand fee will rise to $30 e…

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