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Sudbury Planning Board approves 85 Goodman's Hill Road stone wall rebuild with conditions

SUDBURY — June 10, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board approves scenic road stone wall rebuild at 85 Goodman's Hill Road. Vice-Chair John Sugrue presided in Chair Stephen Garvin's absence as the board voted 3-0 Wednesday to let homeowners Trevor and Meg Hayden rebuild about 25 feet

Sudbury Board of Health hears Sudbury Farms reopening plan, flags state health-district push

SUDBURY — June 10, 2026 — Sudbury Board of Health receives Sudbury Farms reopening update and warns of state push toward regional health districts. Chair Carol Bradford led members Susan Sama and Linda Huet-Clayton through a Roche Bros. presentation previewing the June 13-14 grand opening, where Director of Facilities Rob

Wayland Planning Board Continues Hobbs Road Hearing, Sets July Decision Deadline

WAYLAND — June 10, 2026 — Wayland Planning Board continues supportive housing hearing and hears Graffito Town Center vision. The board voted 4-0 to continue the public hearing on Oak Street Management's proposed six-unit supportive living residence at 1 Hobbs Road to July 8, 2026, extending the decision

Tewksbury Select Board accepts Peace Abbey statue, tables town counsel access policy

TEWKSBURY — June 9, 2026 — Tewksbury Select Board accepts Annie Sullivan statue, commits to Flock Safety public hearing at June 23 meeting. The board unanimously accepted a donation of a bronze statue depicting Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller from Louis Randa, founder of the Peace Abbey in Sherborn, presented by Town

Stow Select Board Reappoints Two Dozen Volunteers, Hears $534K Paving Bid

STOW — June 9, 2026 — Stow Select Board reappoints more than two dozen volunteers and hears a paving bid nearly half the town's estimate. The board voted 5-0 on four separate slates of annual July 1 appointments covering one- through five-year terms, confirming positions on bodies including

Lexington Conservation Commission closes high school wetlands hearing, begins conditions work

LEXINGTON — June 9, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission closes wetlands hearing on new high school, continues contested multi-family project. The commission voted 6-0 Tuesday to close its public hearing on the Notice of Intent for the new Lexington High School at 251 Waltham Street, with stormwater peer reviewer Dylan

Groton Conservation Commission fines 60 Valley Road owner, orders new wetland permit

GROTON — June 9, 2026 — Groton Conservation Commission votes to fine 60 Valley Road owner and demand new wetland permit. The commission voted four to zero, with one member recused, to issue a $50 fine against the owner of 60 Valley Road for unpermitted construction of stone pillars within the 50-

Framingham Board of Health loses mosquito spraying, health manager in FY2027 budget cuts

FRAMINGHAM — June 9, 2026 — Framingham Board of Health warns of bare-bones FY2027 budget as mosquito spraying eliminated. Public Health Director Bill Murphy told the board at the June 9 meeting that city-mandated cuts of roughly $80,000 to $100,000 stripped the department of its community health manager,

Concord Planning Board Unanimously Backs Commonwealth Avenue Gas Station Renovation

CONCORD — June 9, 2026 — Concord Planning Board unanimously recommends approval of a gas station renovation at 166 Commonwealth Avenue. The board voted 5-0 at its June 9 remote meeting to advise the Board of Appeals to grant a special permit and site plan review for Concord Country Store, LLC,

Carlisle Planning Board Clears Path for Commonwealth Avenue Gas Station Renovation

CARLISLE — June 9, 2026 — Carlisle Planning Board unanimously backs renovation of 166 Commonwealth Avenue gas station in flood zone. The five-member board voted 5-0 at its June 9 meeting to approve a recommendation letter to the Zoning Board of Appeals supporting the proposed renovation of the existing gas