LUNENBURG -- May 2, 2026, Lunenburg Annual Town Meeting approves $49.9 million FY2027 budget and sends two Proposition 2½ override questions to voters. The budget, which passed 340-68 with Select Board support at
LUNENBURG -- April 30, 2026, Lunenburg Capital Planning Committee endorses $1.83 million FY27 capital plan ahead of Saturday Annual Town Meeting. The committee voted 5-0 Thursday night to recommend approval of a 12-
LUNENBURG -- April 28, 2026, Lunenburg Sewer Commission reviews 5 percent user-rate increase set for Town Meeting presentation Saturday. Vice Chairman Scott Dahl presided at the April 28 hybrid meeting, with Chairman and DPW
LUNENBURG -- April 27, 2026, Lunenburg Planning Board approved a stormwater permit for a two-lot Zero Reservoir Road development and set an $18,500 cash bond on an unfinished Mass Avenue condo project at
LUNENBURG -- April 21, 2026, Lunenburg Select Board approves used-car dealer license and sets sick leave bank for July amid heated override debate. The board unanimously granted a Class II motor vehicle dealer license
LUNENBURG -- April 15, 2026, Lunenburg School Committee approves three state grant submissions and accepts a $2,000 visual arts scholarship donation. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to pursue a $40,000 farm-to-school
LUNENBURG -- April 15, 2026, Lunenburg Conservation Commission approves privately funded water main extension while continuing contested lakefront home rebuild. Meeting April 15, the four-member commission voted unanimously to approve a notice of intent
LUNENBURG -- April 14, 2026, Lunenburg Sewer Commission debates missing pressure line and out-of-district development inquiry. The commission, meeting April 14 at the Department of Public Works, heard from DPW staff member Bill
LUNENBURG -- April 14, 2026, Lunenburg's Select Board became a public forum for budget disputes as town meeting approaches May 2. Fire Chief Patrick Sullivan appeared in person to refute accusations of "
LUNENBURG -- April 14, 2026, Lunenburg's Council on Aging voted unanimously to grant honorary membership to former chair Pete Lincoln and sounded an urgent alarm that the town's property-tax deferral