Douglas Commission Lifts Two Enforcement Orders, Continues South Street Farm Dispute
Douglas Conservation Commission lifts two Lakeshore Drive enforcement orders and issues three certificates of compliance at a lengthy July 20 meeting.
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Auburn Select Board Authorizes Police Grant Application, Accepts FEMA Sewer Award
Auburn's three governing boards mapped Special Town Meeting priorities jointly for the first time, with a deteriorating high school turf field and strained reserves dominating the session.
Hardwick Select Board Creates Town Meeting Task Force, Appoints Eight Members
Hardwick Select Board establishes town meeting options task force and advances skate park partnership.
Southbridge Board of Health launches kratom regulation review, extends Hill Avenue sewer deadline
Southbridge Board of Health begins formal process toward kratom regulation and unanimously extends a sewer-complaint deadline for two Hill Avenue property owners.
Mendon Planning Board Corrects 2024 Permit Record, Continues Cape Road Warehouse Hearing
Mendon Planning Board corrects a two-year-old permit classification error and opens a warehouse hearing complicated by two member conflicts.
Mendon Conservation Commission Fines Pleasant Street Developer $4,500 for Wetland Violations
Mendon Conservation Commission imposes $4,500 fine after unauthorized wetland clearing at vernal pool site.
Mendon Board of Health Unanimously Appoints New Animal Inspector for the Town
Mendon Board of Health appoints new Animal Inspector and schedules August 29 hazardous waste event.
Hubbardston Planning Board Votes to Prioritize Aquifer District Update, New State Zoning Compliance
Hubbardston Planning Board reshuffles annual goals, puts aquifer district update at the top.
Douglas ADA Commission Elects Officers, Targets Trails, Sidewalks, and Survey at First Meeting
Douglas seats its first ADA Commission, electing officers and sketching early priorities.
Berlin Select Board Votes 2-1 to Offer Town Administrator Job to Framingham COO
BERLIN — July 16, 2026 — Berlin Select Board votes 2-1 to extend conditional town administrator offer to Framingham COO Michael Tusino III. Chair Lisa Weisaki and Vice Chair Carolyn McDonald voted in favor of authorizing Municipal Resources, Inc. to make a conditional offer to Tusino, who has served as chief