HOPKINTON -- April 30, 2026, Hopkinton officials previewed a packed May 2 Town Meeting at the eHop Know Your Vote Forum on April 30. A town water official outlined plans for a Massachusetts Water Resources
Concord's Town Meeting voted to loosen joint-parking zoning rules and approved $591,421 for stormwater repairs, while rejecting a Select Board alternative on composting.
HOPKINTON -- April 29, 2026, Hopkinton's town manager and CFO outlined the town's nine-month budget process days before the May 2 annual town meeting. Town Manager Elaine Lazarus and Chief
CARLISLE -- April 29, 2026, Concord town meeting closes 2026 session by passing student composting petition over Select Board opposition. The three-night Annual Town Meeting wrapped up Wednesday with voters approving 205 to 35
ARLINGTON -- April 29, 2026, Arlington Town Meeting rejected a citizen-sponsored expansion of the town's tree preservation bylaw Wednesday and passed a package of bylaw updates affecting parks, fees, revolving funds, and
CARLISLE -- April 28, 2026, Concord's Annual Town Meeting approved $4.675 million in Community Preservation Committee spending and passed four other warrant articles on its second night, April 28, but a wholesale
Winchester's Spring Town Meeting approved a $7,943,000 solar bonding authorization and moved $750,000 into reserves as the town absorbed a failed override.
Winchester Town Meeting opens with override fallout, passes $7.9 million solar bond. Finance Committee Chair Derek Ross called it "an interesting year," reporting a $900,000 gap remaining in the town's $171 million budget and $21 million in free cash the town won't let drop below $10 million.
AYER -- April 27, 2026, Ayer town meeting approves $20.7 million FY2027 budget and votes to pursue rodenticide restrictions. The April 27 annual town meeting at Ayer Shirley Regional High School unanimously approved a
ARLINGTON -- April 27, 2026, Arlington's 2026 Annual Town Meeting opened with override reflection and tabled its fee schedule. Select Board Chair John Hurd told the roughly 220-member body at Monday'
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