Millbury panel elects Raymond chair, approves basketball court
Millbury Conservation Commission reorganizes, elects Jeffrey Raymond chairman.
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Grafton Capital Planning Committee Elects New Officers, Reviews Two-Year Capital Plan
Grafton Capital Planning Committee reorganizes and reviews fiscal 2027-28 capital plan. The committee, which acknowledged skipping its formal capital plan recommendation ahead of this year's town meeting, elected Kyle as chair, Colleen as vice chair, and Leona as clerk at its June 3 meeting.
Lunenburg Building Design Committee Awaits Survey Before Advancing Town Hall Plans
Lunenburg's Building Design Committee agreed to pause space-planning work until department survey results arrive by June 15.
Lunenburg Conservation Commission Opens Two Wetland Hearings, Seeks House Relocation Study
LUNENBURG — June 3, 2026 — Lunenburg Conservation Commission continues two new wetland hearings and presses a developer to reconsider house siting on a 28-acre West Townsend Road lot. At the June 3 meeting, the commission opened a notice of intent for a single-family home with unavoidable stream crossing at
Hubbardston Board of Health Appoints O'Donnell, DPW Director as Health Agents
HUBBARDSTON — June 3, 2026 — Hubbardston Board of Health appoints two health agents and schedules a June 27 metal recycling event. At its June 3 meeting, the board voted to appoint retiring member Judie O'Donnell as a health agent under MGL Chapter 111, Section 30, to serve as a
Douglas Zoning Board Unanimously Denies Trucking Company's Special Permit Application
DOUGLAS — June 3, 2026 — Douglas Zoning Board denies special permit for commercial truck storage in Rural Agricultural zone. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to reject case 2026-04, filed by the Lindsay A. Graham Living Trust on behalf of Starrett Trucking and Excavating, which sought to park eight trucks
Douglas Cemetery Commission Finalizes Logistics for June 14 Anniversary Tour
DOUGLAS — June 3, 2026 — Douglas Cemetery Commission sets June 14 walking tour as part of town's 250th anniversary. The three-member commission, comprising Lee Lyons, Betsy Youngsma-Jamman, and Sarah (Vice President and Secretary), finalized plans at its June 3 meeting for a ticketed tour of town cemeteries
Charlton Planning Board Pushes Battery Storage Developer to Overhaul Community Outreach
CHARLTON — June 3, 2026 — Charlton Planning Board grills battery storage developer over safety, outreach, and state override authority. ESA pre-development principal Wes Shaeffer and communications manager Ernest Calderon spent nearly two hours fielding questions from board members and residents about a proposed 150-megawatt, roughly 58-container Tesla Megapack
Berlin Conservation Commission Authorizes Up to $10,000 to Appraise 10-Acre Conservation Parcel
BERLIN — June 3, 2026 — Berlin Conservation Commission authorizes $10,000 appraisal for 10-acre parcel next to Clark Conservation Area. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to fund an appraisal of a roughly 10-acre property associated with 167 West Street, splitting the cost between $1,500 from its annual operating
Berlin Conservation Commission Authorizes Up to $10,000 to Appraise 10-Acre Conservation Parcel
BERLIN — June 3, 2026 — Berlin Conservation Commission authorizes $10,000 appraisal for 10-acre parcel next to Clark Conservation Area. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to fund an appraisal of a roughly 10-acre property associated with 167 West Street, splitting the cost between $1,500 from its annual operating