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Pepperell Board of Health Ratifies Craig Street Condemnation, Raises Septic Fees

Pepperell Board of Health ratifies Craig Street condemnation, raises septic fee to $1,200, and approves new microblading business. Meeting with two of three members present, Chair Laura Richards and member Deborah Millbauer voted unanimously on a full agenda June 3.

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Conservation Commission Rejects 32-Acre Open Space Offer from Woodland Ridge Developer

PEPPERELL — June 2, 2026 — Pepperell Conservation Commission unanimously declined 32 acres of open space offered by the Woodland Ridge 40B development, citing utility infrastructure and fragile corridor protections. Matt Waterman of Lantech Consultants pitched two parcels — a 28-acre Parcel A and a 3.9-acre Parcel B containing stormwater

Pepperell Planning Board Advances Subdivision Rules Toward First Public Hearing

Pepperell Planning Board advances subdivision regulations overhaul and opens battery storage debate.

Wilmington School Committee Votes 5-2 to Approve Doorman App for Bell-to-Bell Phone Ban

Wilmington School Committee approves Doorman app deal for student cell phone ban, 5-2.

Pepperell Commission Continues Brookline Road Wetlands Case, Eyes June 24 Decision

Pepperell Conservation Commission continues contested Brookline Road wetlands permit to June 24 and advances Reed Homestead restoration talks.

Pepperell Board of Health Approves Three Septic Variances at May 27 Meeting

Pepperell Board of Health approved three septic repair variances and advanced a nicotine-pouch potency cap toward a June public comment deadline at its May 27 meeting.

Pepperell 250th Committee Accepts $10,000 Bank Donation, Votes to Expand Fireworks Show

Pepperell's 250th Anniversary Committee voted unanimously to accept a $10,000 donation from Stoneham Bank and raise the July 2 fireworks budget to $40,000.

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.

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.

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