The Somerville Historic Preservation Commission voted 4-0 to find a four-unit house at 333 Highland Avenue preferably preserved, blocking a roof and addition plan from proceeding without a city design agreement.
Newton's Land Use Committee held a petition to rebuild a non-conforming two-family home at 44 Rose Street, splitting over a disputed second curb cut.
The Lowell Historic Board voted unanimously to continue a contested hearing on a proposed Andover Street subdivision to December 14.
The Burlington Recreation Commission voted unanimously to transfer $88,500 from its revolving account for maintenance technology, building repairs and program subsidies.
Oversight committee heard uranium remediation plan; excavation of 2,200 square feet planned for early November.
The Somerville Job Creation and Retention Trust voted unanimously to commit $1 million toward a 2027 jobs and small-business RFP.
The DEI Commission voted unanimously to condemn white nationalist group Patriot Front and previewed community survey results showing rising hostility toward diversity efforts.
DEI Commission voted 5-0 to condemn Patriot Front; members found town lacks formal protocol for bias-incident responses.
Committee voted unanimously to seek outside design review for MCI-Concord site plan.
Lowell License Commission split 2-1 to let 18-to-20-year-olds into a hip-hop festival event despite safety concerns.
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