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Groton Select Board Approves Puritan Tavern License, Appoints Park Commissioner

GROTON — June 15, 2026 — Groton Select Board approves Puritan Tavern liquor license, appoints park commissioner 6-3. The board voted unanimously Monday to transfer the on-premises all-alcohol restaurant license for the former Groton Station House at 20 Station Avenue to Groton Cuisine LLC, doing business as Puritan Tavern,

Billerica Select Board Closes Doors on Lawsuit, Personnel, and Town Counsel Dispute

BILLERICA — June 15, 2026 — Billerica Select Board voted 5-0 to enter executive session on three separate matters at its June 15 meeting. The board cited Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30A to close deliberations on CRT Development Realty, LLC v. the Billerica Historic District Commission, a case pending in Middlesex

Belmont Appoints CFO Jeffrey Lucas to Fill Municipal Light Board Vacancy

BELMONT — June 15, 2026 — Belmont Select Board unanimously appoints retired CFO Jeffrey Lucas to fill a vacancy on the Municipal Light Board and approves traffic improvements on three corridors. In a joint session with the Municipal Light Board Monday, the two bodies chose Lucas — a 32-year Belmont resident, CPA,

Wayland Select Board Weighs FY2028 Override to Cover $2.5 Million Budget Gap

WAYLAND — June 15, 2026 — Wayland Select Board opens formal discussion of a potential Fiscal Year 2028 operating override to close a projected $2.5 million to $3 million budget gap. Finance Director Brian Keveny told the board Monday that level-service spending in FY2028 will require either an override of

Sherborn Select Board Adopts Decarbonization Roadmap, Pursues State Climate Leaders Grant Status

SHERBORN — June 11, 2026 — Sherborn Select Board adopts decarbonization roadmap and vehicle policy to pursue elevated state grant status. The board voted four to zero in favor of a Decarbonization Roadmap and three to one in favor of a Zero Emissions Vehicle First Policy at its June 11 meeting, completing

Natick Select Board confirms $8.5 million bond sale and reaffirmed AAA rating

NATICK — June 10, 2026 — Natick Select Board ratifies $8.5 million debt sale and advances Main Street redesign on a long Wednesday night. The 5-0 bond vote confirmed $4,015,000 in bond anticipation notes won by Academy Securities at 2.8289 percent and $4,510,000 in GO

Dover Select Board unanimously approves permanent conservation restrictions on 1,100 HALE acres

SHERBORN — June 9, 2026 — Dover Select Board permanently protects 1,100 acres of HALE Education land in unanimous vote. The board voted 3-0 Tuesday to approve two conservation restrictions — one covering 972 acres of HALE's main campus and a second covering 137 adjacent acres near Powisset Farm

Wilmington Select Board votes to formally elect vice chair, restructures public comment

WILMINGTON — June 9, 2026 — Wilmington's Select Board adopted new governance rules Monday, including a provision to formally elect a vice chair for the first time. The board voted unanimously to amend its policies and procedures so that both chair and vice chair are elected annually, ending an informal

Watertown Council Approves $3.75 Million in Capital Transfers, Advances Noise Ordinance

WATERTOWN — June 9, 2026 — Watertown City Council unanimously approved $3.75 million in capital fund transfers Tuesday, advancing the middle school design phase and accelerating several deferred projects. The council voted 8-0 to move $3 million into the middle school feasibility design account, funding a design development phase that

Tewksbury Select Board accepts Peace Abbey statue, tables town counsel access policy

TEWKSBURY — June 9, 2026 — Tewksbury Select Board accepts Annie Sullivan statue, commits to Flock Safety public hearing at June 23 meeting. The board unanimously accepted a donation of a bronze statue depicting Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller from Louis Randa, founder of the Peace Abbey in Sherborn, presented by Town

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