Grafton Select Board Appoints Two to Capital Planning Committee, OKs FY26 Transfers
Grafton Select Board seats two new Capital Improvement Planning Committee members and approves FY26 interfund transfers.
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Grafton Planning Board Approves Rigotti Village Special Permit on Court Remand, 4-1
Grafton Planning Board approves Rigotti Village special permit on court remand, 4-1. The board held a special meeting June 16 to finalize the draft decision and judgment and order on remand for Rigotti Village, SP2019-2-SPA, a multifamily rental development at 41 Church Street and 14 West Street.
Shrewsbury Conservation Commission Approves Lakeside Drive Deck, Continues Three Development Hearings
SHREWSBURY — June 16, 2026 — Shrewsbury Conservation Commission continued three development cases to July 21 while approving one wetlands determination and two compliance certificates at its June 16 meeting. The commission issued a negative determination for Edward and Andrea Mello of 76 Lakeside Drive, allowing a deck replacement and hot tub
Milford Planning Board grants one-year extension on East Main Street wholesale facility permit
MILFORD — June 16, 2026 — Milford Planning Board extends special permit for East Main Street wholesale project, approves ADU site plan. The board unanimously granted Route 85 Realty Corp. a one-year extension on its special permit for a wholesale facility at 0 East Main Street, accepting the applicant's
Lunenburg Awards Flat Hill Road Bridge Contract to Kodiak After Prolonged Delays
LUNENBURG — June 16, 2026 — Lunenburg Select Board awards Flat Hill Road Bridge contract and backs state school-funding push. Town Manager Ryan Layton announced Tuesday that the town has awarded the bridge reconstruction contract to Kodiak, the second-lowest bidder after the apparent low bidder was disqualified for a bid
Holden Select Board Approves Non-Resident Pool Passes Capped at 20 Per Category
HOLDEN — June 16, 2026 — Holden Select Board unanimously approves new non-resident pool pass categories, capping sales at 20 each. The board set a non-resident family season pass at $400 and an individual pass at $200 following a presentation by Recreation Director Allie Connell showing pool pass revenue had
Gardner ZBA Seeks Solicitor's Opinion on Cell Tower Fall Zone, Delays Vote
GARDNER — June 16, 2026 — Gardner's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a cell tower application to July and referred the case to the city solicitor after a dispute over whether an aging fall zone ordinance bars a proposed 128-foot monopole at the Walmart site. Chair Ray LaFountain, with
Douglas Board Fills Six Appointments, Approves $168,000 Housing Loan Refinancing
DOUGLAS — June 16, 2026 — Douglas Select Board fills six board seats and signals new fire chief at June meeting. The board voted unanimously on all actions at its June 16 session, appointing Eric Bolin as building commissioner effective July 1 — at a salary above the personnel bylaw baseline, requiring board
Charlton Launches Opioid Grant Program With $2,500 Per-Application Cap
CHARLTON — June 16, 2026 — Charlton Select Board creates opioid grant program, approves AI policy, and hears plowing dispute. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to establish a formal Opioid Settlement Fund grant program, capping initial individual awards at $2,500 from roughly $10,000 in uncommitted settlement funds, with Town Administrator
Berlin Board of Health Approves Composting Drop-Off Program Starting July 1
BERLIN — June 16, 2026 — Berlin Board of Health greenlights composting drop-off program and scales back transfer station pest control plan. The board voted unanimously to adjourn a June 16 working session after approving a food-waste composting program set to launch July 1 at the transfer station, open to