Lancaster Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Election Day polls open Tuesday
Election Day polls open Tuesday. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission advances water well, septic permits.
Election Day polls open Tuesday. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission advances water well, septic permits.
Hubbardston special town meeting closed a $275,000 budget gap and rejected a regional school agreement. From our own coverage: Assessors approve Chapter 61 tax breaks; Meeting house panel rejects Black History program.
Search committee recommends single finalist for town administrator after reviewing 44 applications. From our own coverage: Select Board approves cruiser fee amid finance alarm; Finance panel presses town over PAX, ARPA funds.
Harvard's seat on the Monty Tech School Committee meets Wednesday night at the vocational school in Fitchburg. Also in today's brief (9 items): Library trustees meet Monday night; Planning board meets Monday night; Park and recreation commission meets again Monday; State election polls open Tuesday.
Grafton Public Library expands digital access with new CommonShelf of Massachusetts service. Also in today's brief (28 items): Library adds CommonShelf digital access; Library seeks input for five-year strategic plan; Recreation Commission meets Monday evening; Cultural Council meets Monday night.
Gardner polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday for the state election. From our own coverage: Retirement board reviews makeup service for three members; Redevelopment Authority taps new clerk amid Main Street projects.
Nature of Mind class returns Monday. Also in today's brief (14 items): Nature of Mind class returns Monday; Advanced Finnish class meets Monday; Beginner Finnish class meets Monday evening; License Commission meets Monday evening.
Douglas Planning Board adopts master plan and stormwater rules, teeing up Amazon warehouse hearing. From our own coverage: Open space panel delays Martin Road trail to spring; Water board secures $2.05 million grant for tank project.
Community Center Feasibility Committee meets Nov. 2. Also in today's brief (21 items): Community Center Feasibility Committee meets Nov. 2; Library hosts Young Scientists STEM program; Library opens game session Nov. 2; Tiny Tots storytime returns Nov. 3.
Blackstone voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election while finance and capital panels prepare for a joint budget session.