Pepperell Finance Committee Narrows Health Insurance Review to Two Paths
Pepperell Finance Committee narrows health insurance review to two options ahead of June Select Board deadline.
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Woburn City Council Hears Northeast Voc Budget Request of $4.53 Million More
Woburn City Council committees approve a $677,449 increase in the city's Northeast Voc assessment and advance a Wyman School ground-lease RFP.
Tewksbury Board of Health Authorizes Kratom Regulation Drafting, Wins BEST Record Fix
Tewksbury Board of Health votes to advance a local Kratom sales regulation and files comments in the BEST energy siting case.
Pepperell Select Board targets August deadline to close $200,000 budget gap
Pepperell Select Board sets August deadline to resolve a $200,000 fiscal year 2027 budget gap.
Pepperell Board of Health Appoints New Inspector, Names Mosquito Control Commissioner
Pepperell Board of Health approves new inspector, mosquito control commissioner, and unveils community health priorities.
Pepperell School Committee advances Hood School modular plan, approves 2026-27 calendar
Pepperell School Committee advances modular school replacement plan and approves next year's meeting calendar.
Pepperell Planning Board Approves Duplex and Two Accessory Dwelling Units at Mill Street
Pepperell Planning Board unanimously approves two-family home and two accessory dwelling units on a fire-damaged Mill Street lot.
Foxborough Conservation Commission Approves Deck, Amtrak Wetlands Determinations at May Meeting
Foxborough Conservation Commission reorganizes leadership and acts on three wetlands cases.
Wilmington School Committee Declines School Choice, Keeps Leadership Team Intact
Wilmington School Committee votes down school choice and hears sweeping middle school schedule proposal. The committee voted unanimously at its May 14 meeting to decline participation in school choice for the 2026-2027 school year, with Superintendent Dr.
Nashoba budget clears all three towns as PRISM literacy grant faces state funding threat
Nashoba Regional School District's fiscal year 2027 budget won approval from all three member towns as the School Committee celebrated dual state program recognitions but confronted a potential loss of its $280,000 PRISM early literacy grant.