Winchester Select Board Unanimously Restructures Retiree Health Benefits Effective January 2027
Winchester Select Board unanimously restructures retiree health benefits and approves $1 million solar borrowing.
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Groton Board of Health Adopts Well Protocols for Chickpea Road PFAS Water Main
Groton Board of Health votes to streamline well rules for PFAS water main project and escalates two property enforcement cases.
Planning Board tables Heaven's Gas LED sign request, orders lighting data
PEPPERELL — June 15, 2026 — Pepperell's Planning Board unanimously tabled a request by Heaven's Gas Station to convert its Boynton Street pricing sign to LED electronic display, sending the applicant back for a photometric study and smaller numeral proposals. Sign consultant Heather Dutko, representing INQ Enterprise LLC,
Pepperell Board of Health Authorizes Up to $1,000 for Well Tests Near Failing Septic
Pepperell Board of Health votes to fund well tests and redirect textile donations at June meeting.
Littleton Board of Health Elects Kevin Baker Chair, Advances Private Well Rules
Littleton Board of Health unanimously elected Kevin Baker as chair and reorganized its full leadership slate at its June 10 meeting.
Pepperell Conservation Commission Issues Four Compliance Certificates, Continues Two Active Permit Hearings
Pepperell Conservation Commission issues four compliance certificates and approves two new orders of conditions at long June 9 meeting.
Foxborough Conservation Commission approves development modification, septic order at June 8 meeting
Foxborough Conservation Commission approves development tweak adding three units, issues septic order.
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