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Auburn Finance Panel Votes to Recommend $550,000 for Road Paving at May Town Meeting

AUBURN — April 8, 2026 — Auburn Finance Committee backs $550,000 road-paving petition and sweeps through 29 warrant articles for the May 5 Annual Town Meeting. The committee voted to recommend approval of a citizens' petition filed by Select Board Vice Chair Todd Corrine, who appeared remotely and emphasized

Auburn Conservation Commission Unanimously Backs Potter Farm Road Acceptance, Issues Rockland Road Conditions

AUBURN — April 8, 2026 — Auburn Conservation Commission votes to support release of a 22-year-old $100,000 subdivision bond. The commission voted unanimously at its April 8 meeting to recommend amending Article 14 of a December 15, 2003 special town meeting to delete a bond condition tied to roads

Auburn Finance Committee Recommends $34M School Budget, Four Other Education Budgets

AUBURN — April 1, 2026 — Auburn Finance Committee recommends more than $66 million in education budgets for FY2027 Town Meeting. Meeting on April 1, the committee unanimously backed a $33,968,107 Auburn School Department budget — a 3.92 percent increase — presented by outgoing Superintendent Dr. Chamberlain in her final budget

Auburn Select Board Approves License Plate Reader Grant 3-2 Amid Vendor Privacy Concerns

AUBURN — March 30, 2026 — Auburn Select Board honors five first responders and approves $18,250 license plate reader grant over dissent. The board, chaired by Anne Cavanaugh, presented formal commendations to Deputy Chief Kenneth Charlton, Officers Randy Hawley, Matthew Laskes, and Brandyn Geldart of the Auburn Police Department, and Firefighter/

Auburn Board of Health Orders Fines, Seizure Deadline for Dangerous Dog Owner

AUBURN — March 26, 2026 — Auburn Board of Health orders fines and sets seizure deadline for owner of dangerous dog Faith. The board voted 3-0 Thursday to find Justine Lavalley of 29 Cedar Street in non-compliance with a March 2025 dangerous dog order, imposing recurring fines beginning immediately and

Auburn Finance Committee Recommends $6.5 Million Fire Budget After Overtime Debate

AUBURN — March 25, 2026 — Auburn Finance Committee approves $6,556,115 fire budget after debate over overtime funding and ambulance-receipt transparency. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend the town manager's fire department budget, which carries an additional $2.2 million in ambulance-receipt offsets not visible

Auburn Conservation Commission closes Rockland Road hearing, orders conditions by April 8

AUBURN — March 25, 2026 — Auburn Conservation Commission closes a nearly three-year public hearing on a Rockland Road wetlands case. The commission voted 5 to 0 Wednesday to close the public hearing on a Notice of Intent filed by Michael Marinis of InSite Engineering for commercial and industrial renovations at

Auburn Planning Board gives Quality Contracting one last chance, sets April 14 deadline

AUBURN — March 24, 2026 — Auburn Planning Board gives Quality Contracting a final continuance, hiring news dominates update. The board voted 5-0 to continue the stalled site plan modification application from Todd Ostrokolowicz of Quality Contracting — seeking to add two commercial buildings at 282 Southbridge Street — to its April 14

Auburn Select Board Holds Road Funding Petition and Budget Vote Until April

AUBURN — March 23, 2026 — Auburn Select Board defers road-funding petition and manufactured-housing rent control vote to April as warrant review continues. Meeting Monday, the board worked through most of the 29 articles on the May 5 annual town meeting warrant, holding two of the most contested items for

Auburn School Committee Approves FY27 Budget Amid Anticipated Federal Title I Cut

AUBURN — March 18, 2026 — Auburn School Committee approves FY27 budget despite anticipated loss of $159,000 in federal Title I funding. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to accept a 3.92 percent budget increase over FY26, even as Director of Finance Keller warned that a projected drop in Title I

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