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Billerica Housing Authority Approves Voucher Payment, Flags $15,000 Reserve Floor

BILLERICA — April 16, 2026 — Billerica Housing Authority approves $97,270 Section 8 payment, leaving reserves at just $15,000. The board, re-electing Chair James O'Donnell at its April 16 reorganization, voted unanimously to cover a monthly HUD disbursement shortfall of $3,313.24 from reserves, bringing the

Weston traffic panel commits to Cherry Brook Road safety vote in May

WESTON — April 16, 2026 — Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee pledged May votes on Cherry Brook Road safety measures after residents described a dangerous blind curve made worse by sports-event parking. Newly elected chair Rebecca McCurray presided over the April 16 meeting, where residents from Cherry Brook Road

Recreation Commission declines to endorse $400,000 playground fund shift

WAYLAND — April 16, 2026 — Wayland Recreation Commission withholds endorsement of $400,000 CPA fund shift tied to preschool move. Commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to authorize Recreation Director Leslie Rebecchi to deliver their concerns — but not an endorsement — to the Community Preservation Committee, which is weighing whether to amend 2025 Town

Wayland CPC votes to let $400,000 playground money follow Children's Way preschool

WAYLAND — April 16, 2026 — Wayland CPC broadens $400,000 playground appropriation and eyes 17 Gleazen Lane for conservation. The Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 Wednesday to amend a 2025 Annual Town Meeting article so that $400,000 originally earmarked for the Town Building playground can instead fund construction or

Concord Board of Health Takes No Action on Tenant's Two Mold Inspection Appeals

CONCORD — April 15, 2026 — Concord Board of Health unanimously declined to act on two housing mold appeals while electing a new chair at its April 15 meeting. The board voted 4-0 on each appeal filed by tenant Katherine Kershaw, who alleged that health inspectors failed to document mold conditions

Carlisle Board of Health Takes No Action on Two Mold Inspection Appeals

CARLISLE — April 15, 2026 — Carlisle Board of Health unanimously declines to act on two mold-related inspection appeals tied to Concord Housing Authority units. The board voted four times in favor of no action on appeals filed by tenant Catherine Kershaw, who alleges she has been sickened by toxic mold

Millis Finance Committee backs all 24 town meeting articles unanimously

ACTON — April 15, 2026 — Millis Finance Committee unanimously recommended all 24 articles on the May 2026 Annual Town Meeting warrant, including a $684,935 capital projects appropriation and a $1,286,633 borrowing authorization for a water meter replacement program. Finance Director Jody Landers and Town Administrator Mike Kaczynski walked

Sudbury Community Preservation Committee holds sparsely attended annual hearing

SUDBURY — April 15, 2026 — Just two residents spoke at Sudbury's annual Community Preservation Act public hearing on April 15. Director of Planning and Community Development Adam Burney presented a 24-year overview to Chair Sherrill P. Cline, Vice Chair Sam Markuse and member Daniel E. Carty, reporting that

Planning Board approves Carroll School site plan in unanimous vote

WAYLAND — April 15, 2026 — Wayland Planning Board unanimously approves Carroll School site plan after line-by-line edits. The 5-0 vote at the April 15 meeting authorizes Chair Anette Lewis and Town Planner Robert Hummel to finalize the decision by Friday's deadline for The Carroll School'

Wayland Conservation Commission denies Coptic church project on Rice Road

WAYLAND — April 15, 2026 — Wayland Conservation Commission unanimously denies Coptic church redevelopment after seven-month review. The 7-0 votes under the state Wetlands Protection Act, Chapter 194 and Chapter 193 rejected St. Philopater Mercurius and St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church's plan to demolish its 169 Rice Road