Panel Preps Outreach, Takes No Votes on MCI Site
Subcommittee planned outreach strategy for November public meetings; took no votes.
Subcommittee planned outreach strategy for November public meetings; took no votes.
The Lowell Affordable Housing Trust Fund board reported a balance of $1,206,793, including $310,000 in Community Preservation Act funds, at its October 21 meeting.
Climate committee authorized representatives and deferred composting recommendation while questioning whether plan meets 2030 emissions goal.
Tri-board voted 14-2 to use $158,990 in free cash to close a fiscal 2027 budget gap.
Newton's Programs and Services Committee voted to ask Council President John Oliver to form a Blue Ribbon Commission reviewing pay for the mayor, city councilors and School Committee, while weighing a ban on cryptocurrency ATMs tied to more than $411,000 in local scams since 2023.
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee voted 6-2 to recommend shortening the city's overnight winter parking ban.
Burlington's Charter Review Committee voted 9-0 to split the moderator's term and a recall provision off into separate warrant articles for the January 25 town meeting.
Burlington's School Building Committee approved more than $3.8 million in school construction invoices and revisited, without a new vote, a disputed 2025 playground vendor selection.
The Burlington Zoning Board of Appeals rejected a mismatched variance plan and continued a restaurant sign dispute.
The Somerville Licensing Commission confirmed Rosebud restaurant at 381 Summer Street has permanently closed, with its liquor license transferring to landlord Martin Bloom after a lease deal fell through.
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