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New Watertown High School Achieves Net-Zero Energy, LEED Platinum Status

New Watertown High School earns net-zero energy and LEED Platinum status, per WCVB report. City officials called the building one of the greenest public schools in the country, according to the Thursday, Aug. 27 report. Mighty Squirrel Biergarten at Gore Place in Watertown is set to hos…

Axios Report Spotlights Decline of Waltham's 'Mount Money' Office Parks

A national report spotlighted the decline of Waltham's VC-fueled office park cluster known as Mount Money. Axios detailed how the collection of office parks perched above a reservoir off Route 128, once packed with venture capital-backed tenants, is now losing occupants as the broader o…

Wakefield Cable Panel Asks Residents To Weigh In On Service

Wakefield's Cable Advisory Committee is asking residents to weigh in on cable television service ahead of a public hearing on operations and fees. The committee will take testimony on customer service and on the Public, Educational and Government access fees that fund local programming,…

Tyngsborough Publishes FAQ on Middlesex Road Battery Storage Project

Tyngsborough Town Hall released a new FAQ on the planned battery storage facility on Middlesex Road, aiming to address community concerns. The document, posted as a News Flash update on Aug. 27, 2026, lays out answers to common resident questions about the project without specifying a c…

State Primary Set for Sept. 1, First of Three Fall Votes in Townsend

Townsend voters will head to the polls September 1 for the state primary, the first of three elections the town will hold this fall. The Town Clerk's office has nomination papers available for the October 6 special election, with a third election set for November 3. Meanwhile, Town Hall…