LUNENBURG -- May 19, 2026, Lunenburg Select Board reorganizes after vice chair resigns citing health, elects Emke as new chair. Amanda Moore, vice chair of the Lunenburg Select Board, submitted her resignation effective May 17,
LUNENBURG -- May 13, 2026, Lunenburg Zoning Board unanimously approves special permit for two-story garage on Massachusetts Avenue. The board voted 6-0 at its May 13 meeting to grant Patricia Porter of 936
LUNENBURG -- May 12, 2026, Lunenburg Sewer Commission approves $304,465 quarterly billing and faces new DEP private-sewer documentation deadline. The commission voted 4-0 at its May 12 meeting to approve the quarter-
LUNENBURG -- May 12, 2026, Lunenburg Select Board sidelines elected constable over override politics, assigns police officer for Saturday election. The board voted unanimously Tuesday, May 12 to assign a police officer rather than the
LUNENBURG -- May 12, 2026, Lunenburg Council on Aging nominates new officers and hears emotional letter about override's impact on homebound seniors. At its May 12 meeting, the board voted unanimously to nominate
LUNENBURG -- May 11, 2026, Lunenburg Planning Board approved stormwater permits for two development projects and a motor vehicle sales site plan while recommending the Select Board auction two tax-title properties at its May
LUNENBURG -- May 6, 2026, Lunenburg School Committee hears formal appeal over student council election rules and authorizes a $750,000 federal literacy grant bid. The committee spent more than an hour on a Policy
LUNENBURG -- May 6, 2026, Lunenburg Conservation Commission cleared six notices of intent and issued an 11-tree enforcement order at a marathon May 6 meeting that ran past 10 p.m. The commission approved
LUNENBURG -- May 5, 2026, Lunenburg Select Board learns town-owned 925 Mass Ave property carries a negative $78,000 appraised value. Town Manager reported Monday that an independent appraisal found environmental remediation costs exceed
Lunenburg Town Meeting approved a $49.96 million balanced budget and voted to send two Proposition 2½ override questions — a $2.4 million Tier 1 and a $3.3 million Tier 2 — to registered voters on an upcoming local ballot.
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