Select Board rejects special education reserve transfer, debates dueling flag display policies. From our own coverage: Planning Board takes up School Street pantry plan; Select Board finalizes nine-article Nov. 17 warrant.
Zoning board holds public hearing on 440 Howard Street project Wednesday. Also in today's brief (11 items): Board of Assessors meets Wednesday; ZBA hearing set for 440 Howard Street; Preschool storytime returns Wednesday; Library hosts Halloween puzzle race.
The Lunenburg Sewer Commission voted to deny a payment plan and send a delinquent Sunny Hill Road account to tax lien.
The Lunenburg Select Board voted 4-1 to recommend against moving $300,000 in free cash into a special education reserve fund, citing the absence of a written policy.
Stitchcraft knitting group meets at library. Also in today's brief (7 items): Sewer Commission meets Tuesday evening; Select Board meets Tuesday night; Stitchcraft knitting group meets at library; Board of Assessors meets Wednesday evening.
Structural assessment finds issues with Lunenburg's turf field and track, sending funding to Nov. 17 town meeting. From our own coverage: Turf field assessment finds structural issues.
Lunenburg school officials reported that a structural assessment of the Middle High School track and turf field found issues significant enough that the field remains fenced off, with bleachers likely to close next year.
Lunenburg Public Library hosts Tales for Tots, a weekly storytime for children ages 0 to 3, Monday, Oct. 26, from 11 a.m. to noon in the Story Craft Room. Also in today's brief (1 items): Toddler storytime returns Monday at library.
Lunenburg's girls JV soccer team faces Gardner in a non-conference match next Wednesday. From our own coverage: Town corrects phone number on election postcards. Also in today's brief (2 items): Gardner to face Lunenburg in JV soccer match.
The Lunenburg Finance Committee opened a hearing on the Nov. 17 special town meeting warrant and learned a track and field retaining wall is "in a state of failure." Finance Director Karen Barrett said free cash likely won't be certified by Nov. 17, citing 624 active funds still being reconciled.
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