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Sudbury Board of Health approves December minutes, sets standing monthly meeting time

SUDBURY — January 14, 2026 — Sudbury Board of Health hears restructuring rollout, flu surge and pool calibration issues. Director of Health and Community Services Vivian briefed the board Jan. 14 on the new integrated division, now overseeing recreation and veterans services alongside public health with Town Manager Andy Sheehan's

Wayland Select Board sends seven articles to 2026 Town Meeting warrant

WAYLAND — January 14, 2026 — Wayland Select Board advances seven articles to 2026 warrant ahead of Thursday deadline. The board, chaired by Carol B. Martin and meeting without Vice-Chair Doug Levine, voted 4-0 to submit articles transferring $500,000 to the FY26 Fire Payroll Budget, accepting state green-burial

Housing Partnership to send letter on 212 Cochituate Road development

WAYLAND — January 14, 2026 — Wayland Housing Partnership will press for denser use of 212 Cochituate Road parcel. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to send a letter to Tom Fay, chair of the 212 Cochituate Road Advisory Committee, arguing that two five-bedroom group homes — the model preferred by the state

Capital panel approves first FY27-31 report to town manager

WAYLAND — January 14, 2026 — Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee unanimously approved its first FY2027-2031 report to the town manager. The 5-0 vote authorized Chair Kelly Lappin to finalize and submit a recommended FY27 capital program totaling roughly $53.4 million, including a $38.6 million MWRA/

Billerica Planning Board unanimously approves Boston Road cafe, E-Ink expansion

BILLERICA — January 13, 2026 — Billerica Planning Board unanimously approved a mixed-use special permit for a new cafe at 409 Boston Road and a building expansion for E-Ink Corporation on January 13. Attorney Stephen Nelson presented the 409 Boston Road application on behalf of owner Maureen Radoncic, describing a

Weston Select Board backs $41M fire station plan for school campus site

WESTON — January 13, 2026 — Weston Select Board endorses $41M fire station plan and defers action on 215-unit senior housing proposal. The board, chaired by Lise N. Revers, heard Fire Station Working Group co-chair Jim Philando present a recommendation for a new primary station on the Wellesley Street school

Weston Historical Commission clears three demolition delay applications in single session

WESTON — January 13, 2026 — Weston Historical Commission approved three Demolition Delay Bylaw applications and heard that the Friends of the Weston Depot have taken ownership of the historic station. At the January 13 meeting, the four-member quorum — including Co-Chair Phyllis Halpern and member Henry S. Stone, Jr. — voted

Planning Board approves Tower Road shed, advances Nature Link toward February hearing

LINCOLN — January 13, 2026 — Lincoln Planning Board approves Tower Road shed and previews 20-home Nature Link development. The board unanimously approved homeowner Robert Neidlinger's 10-by-20-foot storage shed at 161 Tower Road with a screening condition for abutters Michael McEachern and Bernadette Yao of 155

Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission backs Eagle Scout pollinator garden 5-0

SUDBURY — January 13, 2026 — Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission backs Eagle Scout pollinator garden, hears Feeley Phase 2 redesign. The commission voted 5-0 Tuesday to support Brandon Ma's Troop 61 Eagle project — two 12-by-4-foot raised beds with 48 native plant plugs along the Bruce

Zoning board accepts Veritas appeal, declines to halt construction

WAYLAND — January 13, 2026 — Wayland ZBA accepts Veritas Christian Academy building permit appeal but refuses to halt work. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-1 Tuesday to take up an appeal from abutters Adam Mascari and Patrick Cavanaugh challenging the Oct. 30 building permit for the Veritas campus on