HUBBARDSTON -- May 21, 2026, Hubbardston Select Board reappoints Laura Foley to the Cultural Council and enters executive session on Town Administrator contract. The board met for a special session Thursday, May 21, with members
HUBBARDSTON -- May 21, 2026, Hubbardston Planning Board advances zoning e-codification package, leaves wireless bylaw untouched. Meeting May 21, the three-member board, chair, Mark Steiger, and Doug Carpenter, with associate member Chris Commodore,
HUBBARDSTON -- May 20, 2026, Hubbardston's Council on Aging accepted an unreconciled treasurer's report and voted unanimously to approve corrected April minutes at its May 20 meeting. Acting Chair Susan Brangman,
HUBBARDSTON -- May 15, 2026, Hubbardston Select Board voted 3-1 to offer the town administrator position to Alex Magee, a former deputy town manager and municipal finance director, over two other finalists at its
HUBBARDSTON -- May 14, 2026, Hubbardston Finance Committee reviews a rebuilt zero-based FY27 budget as FY26 remains unreconciled. The committee, meeting Thursday with four members present, heard Town Administrator Sean outline a proposed FY27
HUBBARDSTON -- May 12, 2026, Hubbardston Board of Health approves thirteen food-service permits for the June 6 town fair and defers a financial warrant over missing account information. The board, meeting May 12 with
HUBBARDSTON -- May 11, 2026, Hubbardston Select Board interviews three Town Administrator finalists and postpones hiring decision to Friday. The four-member board, Chair Jeff Williams, Vice Chair Katie Young, and members Peter Walker and
HUBBARDSTON -- May 7, 2026, Hubbardston Library Trustees pursue ADA planning grant and advance lower-level renovation bids at May meeting. The Board of Library Trustees voted 4-0-1 at its May 7 meeting
HUBBARDSTON -- May 6, 2026, Hubbardston Planning Board unanimously approved a lot-split plan for a Birches Road property, creating a new three-acre buildable parcel. The board voted 4-0 Wednesday to endorse an
HUBBARDSTON -- May 5, 2026, Hubbardston Conservation Commission closes four public hearings and directs a fifth property owner to file wetland paperwork at its May 5 meeting. The commission voted unanimously to issue orders of
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