With local elections approaching, Town Clerk Patricia O’Malley is reminding residents that the deadline to register to vote or update registration is May 26 for the June 16 preliminary
The Select Board voted to install four new Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations at the Town Hall parking lot and two at the Public Safety Complex.
The project is
Article 12 on the Annual Town Meeting warrant proposes the construction of a new 12,000-square-foot Senior Center at a cost of $4.8 million. The current center, built in
Town Clerk Patricia O’Malley announced early voting hours for the June 16 preliminary election. In-person early voting will be available at Town Hall from June 6–14, 8:30
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on May 21 regarding a proposed 48-unit multifamily development at 1850 Washington Street (Route 53).
Developer Pembroke Holdings LLC is
The Select Board will hold a public hearing on May 27 at 7 p.m. regarding a proposed 150-foot cell tower on town-owned land off of Pleasant Street.
Representatives from
The Select Board has appointed three new members to the Conservation Commission: environmental scientist Dr. Lisa Moreau, landscape architect Tom Reilly, and longtime resident and volunteer Sarah Kline.
The new
One of the biggest items on the Annual Town Meeting warrant is a proposed $3.2 million bond for major road resurfacing and drainage improvements across 12 town roads.
If
The Conservation Commission has approved construction of a new 1.2-mile loop trail at the Tucker Preserve. The trail will connect existing paths and provide better access to the North
The official warrant for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting has been released, featuring 28 articles ranging from routine appropriations to major policy changes.
Highlights include a proposed $2.1 million
Construction crews began work this week on new sidewalks along Center Street between Main Street and the Town Common. The $420,000 project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility.
Work
The Select Board approved the purchase of a new sidewalk tractor and a heavy-duty dump truck for the Department of Public Works at a cost of $312,000.
The equipment
