Boxborough Select Board recommended a $1.8 million bonding authorization to buy the 276 Middle Road farm, 3-1 with member Kristin Hilberg recused. Member Priya Sundaram was the lone no vote, saying "I personally cannot support this because of the timing and the amount of money that is involved."
Groton Select Board voted 4-0 to authorize outside counsel to continue working on a Park Commission contract despite a disclosed conflict of interest.
Sudbury's Select Board renewed SudburyTV's cable contract three years and opened a pointed debate over how specific the town's debt policy should be.
Wilmington's Special Town Meeting warrant grew to seven articles, including a $4.8 million fix for a health insurance trust deficit.
Select Board backed a $2.75 million school study for the warrant, approved tree removals and bylaw changes, and took no vote on senior housing.
The Westford Select Board recommended six Special Town Meeting warrant articles and postponed a vote on a citizens' petition to cut the Community Preservation Act surcharge until just before the October 26 town meeting.
Stow's Select Board ordered a letter demanding Honeypot Orchards comply with a 2025 traffic safety agreement after officers reported being confronted and roads improperly closed during an October 3 incident.
Ashby Select Board approved $488,500 in state grants for road paving and wayfinding signs and authorized a cell tower sublease.
The Dunstable Select Board voted 3-0 to enter executive session over a potential PFAS water-contamination claim and separately approved a $69,950 Union Building reuse study.
Select Board calls December 3 special town meeting while warning of likely FY28 Proposition 2½ override, citing about $674,000 to $860,000 gap.
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