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Wayland housing trust approves $40,000 for regional housing office

WAYLAND — January 13, 2026 — Wayland's Municipal Affordable Housing Trust approves $40,000 for regional housing services and clears a Habitat condo deed. The board voted 4-0 on Jan. 13 to fund two years of the Regional Housing Services Office from non-CPA funds at Town Planner Robert

Historic District Commission clears 20 Concord Road addition with window revision

WAYLAND — January 13, 2026 — Wayland Historic District Commission approves 20 Concord Road addition 6-0 with a window change. Chair Greg Dale presided as the commission unanimously issued a certificate of appropriateness to homeowners Don Verrecchia and Vered Tsarfall for a new wraparound porch, a second-floor expansion and a

Marlborough City Council approves outdoor storage permit at 1000 Nickerson Road in 10-1 vote

MARLBOROUGH — January 12, 2026 — Marlborough City Council grants two special permits, splits 10-1 on Nickerson Road outdoor storage. The Council voted unanimously to approve a special permit for The Lifestyle Fit LLC, doing business as FRVR Athletics, to open a roughly 5,700-square-foot gym at 214 Cedar

Lincoln Select Board advances geothermal Library HVAC option for March Town Meeting

LINCOLN — January 12, 2026 — Lincoln Select Board endorses geothermal Library HVAC option contingent on $1 million state grant. After a two-hour joint meeting with the Community Preservation, Finance and Green Energy committees, the board voted 3-0 to advance a ground-source heat pump replacement for the library'

Finance Committee sets FY27 budget hearings as SPS budget arrives two weeks late

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Finance Committee opens FY27 budget season with SPS submission two weeks late. Co-Chairs Michael Ferrari and Michael Joachim led an eight-member working session Monday to prepare for department budget hearings beginning Feb. 2, as Town Manager Andrew Sheehan confirmed no Proposition 2 1/

Sudbury Council on Aging sends alternate-member bylaw to spring Town Meeting

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Council on Aging unanimously sends alternate-member bylaw to spring Town Meeting. The six members present approved a redlined amendment, presented by Carmine Gentile, that would expand the nine-member council with two alternates — one seated in 2026, one in 2027 — and strike a two-

Conservation Commission clears Landon Road renovation, approves Hudson Road landscape additions

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission clears Landon Road project and advances Hudson Road landscape changes pending DPW sign-off. The commission unanimously issued a negative determination of applicability for Pedro Lopez's renovation at 260 Landon Road, allowing septic decommissioning, tree and fence removal and a rebuilt

Wayland wastewater panel backs $320,539 retained-earnings draw for FY27

WAYLAND — January 12, 2026 — Wayland wastewater commission backs $320,539 retained-earnings draw to soften FY27 rate hike. The Wastewater Management District Commission voted 3-0 on Jan. 12 to include up to $320,539.36 from retained earnings in Town Meeting's Article E, a placeholder cap rather

Wayland wastewater panel backs $320,539 retained-earnings request for FY27

WAYLAND — January 12, 2026 — Wayland's Wastewater Management District Commission voted 3-0 to seek up to $320,539.36 from retained earnings for FY27. The placeholder figure, more than double the $157,000 last year's rate study had projected, leverages roughly $200,000 in privilege fees

Wayland assessors clear lingering chapter land lien on French Avenue parcel

WAYLAND — January 12, 2026 — Wayland assessors release decades-old chapter land lien on French Avenue parcel. The Board of Assessors voted 5-0 Monday to discharge a classified forest, agricultural or horticultural-recreational land tax lien on Parcel 51D-016 at 9 French Avenue, a remnant of a chapter land