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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Hartman resigns from Concord Select Board, triggering election
Select Board member Mary Hartman resigned Saturday citing family reasons, leaving a vacancy on Concord's five-member board that Chair Wendy Rovelli said will likely trigger a special election in early January.
Local Government
Concord adopts solar requirement for new public buildings
Concord's Select Board approved a policy requiring solar panels on all new town and K-8 school buildings on Oct. 5, while a landfill solar replacement with battery storage targets a January 2027 launch.
Local Government
Hartman resigns from Concord Select Board, triggering election
Select Board member Mary Hartman resigned Saturday citing family reasons, leaving a vacancy on Concord's five-member board that Chair Wendy Rovelli said will likely trigger a special election in early January.
Local Government
Concord adopts solar requirement for new public buildings
Concord's Select Board approved a policy requiring solar panels on all new town and K-8 school buildings on Oct. 5, while a landfill solar replacement with battery storage targets a January 2027 launch.
Local Government
Concord eyes 1,000 homes at former prison site
Local Government
Lexington calls Nov. 9 Special Town Meeting on budgets
Local Government
Hartman resigns from Concord Select Board, triggering election
Select Board member Mary Hartman resigned Saturday citing family reasons, leaving a vacancy on Concord's five-member board that Chair Wendy Rovelli said will likely trigger a special election in early January.
Local Government
Concord adopts solar requirement for new public buildings
Concord's Select Board approved a policy requiring solar panels on all new town and K-8 school buildings on Oct. 5, while a landfill solar replacement with battery storage targets a January 2027 launch.
Local Government
Concord eyes 1,000 homes at former prison site
Local Government
Lexington calls Nov. 9 Special Town Meeting on budgets
Local Government
Judge rejects Lexington Minutemen gag order as unconstitutional
A Middlesex Superior Court judge denied former Lexington Minutemen captain Stephen Cole's proposed gag order as an unconstitutional prior restraint on speech and ordered the organization and its members to comply with discovery requests.
Local Government
Lexington Select Board to hold water/sewer rate hearing, Silk Fields session Sept. 28
The Lexington Select Board takes up a proposed 2.8% combined water and sewer rate increase at a public hearing Monday, Sept. 28, alongside a closed-door discussion on acquiring the Silk Fields property, a Special Town Meeting warrant review, and a DPW accreditation presentation.
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