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Hubbardston Planning Board Orders Aquifer Briefing, Neighbor Outreach on Overlay District

HUBBARDSTON — March 4, 2026 — Hubbardston Planning Board agrees to abutter outreach and aquifer briefing for sand pit overlay district. The three-member board — Chair Kristofer Munroe, Alan Carpenter, and Francois Steiger — spent most of its March 4 meeting working through two policy concerns raised by Associate Member Mark Kresge: whether

Hubbardston Select Board Awards $32,625 Accounting Contract, Swears In New Officer

HUBBARDSTON — March 2, 2026 — Hubbardston Select Board approves $32,625 accounting contract and swears in new police officer. The board voted at its March 2 meeting to award a phased financial reconciliation contract to consultant Marsha Bohank — the only responsive bidder — covering four reconciliation phases at $100 per hour totaling

Library Trustees Advance Policy Overhaul, Schedule Further Editing Before Final Vote

HUBBARDSTON — February 26, 2026 — Hubbardston Library trustees spent two hours editing their comprehensive policy document but stopped short of a vote on adoption. Chair Morgan Brinker led the February 26 session alongside trustees Krista Goguen, Chris Kisiel, and Connie Strip Matter, with Library Director Chris Barbaro also present. Strip Matter,

Hubbardston Board of Health Corrects Meeting Minutes, Flags Arsenic in Well Water

HUBBARDSTON — February 24, 2026 — Hubbardston Board of Health amends two sets of meeting minutes and fields urgent arsenic water-testing question. At its February 24 meeting, the three-member board — Chair Gael Moncoeur, Dave Rogers, and Dianna Johnson — voted unanimously to correct January 27 minutes that had erroneously recorded approval

Hubbardston Planning Board Says Pond Expansion Falls Outside Its Jurisdiction

HUBBARDSTON — February 19, 2026 — Hubbardston Planning Board finds no jurisdiction over proposed pond expansion near Gardner aquifer zone. The three-member quorum — Chair Kristofer Munroe, Alan Carpenter, and Francois Steiger — voted unanimously February 19 to send an administrative letter to the state Department of Environmental Protection confirming the board has

Council on Aging Approves Treasurer's Report, Plans Spring Events for Seniors

HUBBARDSTON — February 18, 2026 — Hubbardston's Council on Aging approved routine financials and laid groundwork for two community events at its February 18 meeting. Treasurer Ken Horvath reported combined balances of just over $30,900 across five accounts, including $9,339.67 in formula grant funds and $7,604.

Conservation Commission Approves Burches Road Septic, Passes on Chapter 61A Parcel

HUBBARDSTON — February 17, 2026 — Hubbardston Conservation Commission approved a septic replacement and declined a Chapter 61A land purchase at its February 17 remote meeting. The commission voted unanimously to pass on a right of first refusal for a roughly 3.5-acre parcel owned by Alan Apprentice, currently enrolled in

Hubbardston Board of Health flags school water manganese levels, tables landfill update

HUBBARDSTON — February 10, 2026 — Hubbardston Board of Health flags above-limit manganese at elementary school, debates town nurse funding. The board, chaired by Gael Moncoeur and including members Dianna Johnson and Dave Rogers, tabled the school's wastewater test results after a manganese reading of 1.1 to 1.

Hubbardston Select Board Votes to Adopt Zero-Based Budget for Fiscal Year 2027

HUBBARDSTON — February 9, 2026 — Hubbardston Select Board approves zero-based budget format for fiscal year 2027, appoints Memorial Day committee members. The board voted 4-1 Monday to back a proposal from Town Administrator Sean — whose full name was unclear from the recording — to abandon the town's incremental

Library Trustees Face $49,898 Masonry Quote With Only $14,000 Available

HUBBARDSTON — February 5, 2026 — Hubbardston Library Trustees confronted a $49,898 masonry repair quote against only $14,000 in available CPC funds at their February 5 meeting. Library Director Christine Barbara reported a string of heating-system failures repaired by Royal Steam — including a pinhole pipe leak, a broken water-

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