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Billerica Planning Board Continues Federal Street Housing Vote to March

BILLERICA — February 9, 2026 — Billerica Planning Board continues 266-unit Federal Street housing review to March 9 and launches battery storage zoning effort. The board voted 6-0 Monday to extend the site plan review of JLB Realty LLC's mixed-use development at 1 and 2 Federal Street

Personnel Committee advances two Council on Aging appointments

MARLBOROUGH — February 9, 2026 — Marlborough Personnel Committee unanimously advances two Council on Aging appointments in seven-minute hearing. The committee endorsed the reappointment of Raymond, a four-year incumbent, and the appointment of Judy McDonald, a Daybreak Program volunteer, sending both to the full City Council. Councilor Sean Navin, who

Marlborough councilors back home rule petition rewriting ward vacancy rules

MARLBOROUGH — February 9, 2026 — Marlborough City Council unanimously advances ward-vacancy home rule petition and refers $250 tax-cap resolution to Finance. The 11-0 vote on Monday sends a special-law petition to Beacon Hill that would require a special election for ward councilor vacancies occurring more than 12

Weston Unified Plan Committee elects new vice chair, advances housing review

WESTON — February 9, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee elected a new co-vice chair and debated contested housing language at its February 9 meeting. The committee unanimously elected Marga Hutcheson as a second co-vice chair, filling a seat vacated by a departing member, on a motion by

Lincoln Select Board sets town meeting warrant order, hears water and rodenticide plans

LINCOLN — February 9, 2026 — Lincoln Select Board sets warrant order and hears $8.8M water plan ahead of town meeting. The board, chaired by Jennifer Glass with members Kim Bodnar and Jim Hutchinson, on Feb. 9 received presentations from Save Lincoln Wildlife on a Home Rule Petition banning anticoagulant rodenticides,

Park and Recreation Commission tables Haskell solar vote until April

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission tables Haskell solar canopy vote a second time, citing missing renderings. At its Feb. 9 meeting, Energy and Sustainability Committee Vice Chair Olga Allen and Chair Rami Alwan asked the commission to reconsider its November opposition, modeling roughly $3.4 million

Lincoln-Sudbury proposes $40.9M FY27 budget with 3.98 percent Sudbury assessment

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury floats $40.9 million FY27 budget as Sudbury's assessment rises 3.98 percent. Superintendent Andrew Stephens and Finance Director Susan Bottan told the Sudbury Finance Committee on Feb. 9 the plan grows 3.64 percent overall, driven by a 19.77 percent

Sudbury Council on Aging advances three new member appointments to Select Board

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Council on Aging unanimously recommends three new members and confirms its warrant article is now Article 21. The board voted Feb. 9 to forward Louis Petrovic and Dr. Jonathan Harding to the Select Board for the Feb. 24 meeting and to hold Patricia "Patsy&

Conservation Commission defers Maynard Road ownership decision to March 23

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission punts Maynard Road open-space decision to March amid beaver-dam concerns. The commission voted unanimously Feb. 9 to continue the 74 and 80 Maynard Road subdivision hearing to March 23, asking Bonnie Brooke Realty's engineer Bruce Salick of Alec and

Wayland wastewater commissioner Ed Chiang plans June resignation

WAYLAND — February 9, 2026 — Wayland wastewater commissioner Ed Chiang signals June resignation as budget tracks 73 percent spent. Chiang told Chair Mike Gitten and fellow member Darrin Bock that the commission's finance-heavy agenda is outside his engineering expertise, offering to consult later "if in the future