
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Concord schedules two public forums on Sept. 4 and Sept. 8 for residents to weigh in on a proposed bias and hate incident reporting system before its early 2027 launch, with privacy and due process concerns still unresolved.

Local Government
The Lexington Planning Board will hold its third public hearing on Sept. 16 for a proposal to demolish a historic barn and build 31 dwelling units across six buildings at 80 Bedford Street, with written comments due Sept. 9.

Local Government
Concord schedules two public forums on Sept. 4 and Sept. 8 for residents to weigh in on a proposed bias and hate incident reporting system before its early 2027 launch, with privacy and due process concerns still unresolved.

Local Government
The Lexington Planning Board will hold its third public hearing on Sept. 16 for a proposal to demolish a historic barn and build 31 dwelling units across six buildings at 80 Bedford Street, with written comments due Sept. 9.

Local Government
Concord schedules two public forums on Sept. 4 and Sept. 8 for residents to weigh in on a proposed bias and hate incident reporting system before its early 2027 launch, with privacy and due process concerns still unresolved.

Local Government
The Lexington Planning Board will hold its third public hearing on Sept. 16 for a proposal to demolish a historic barn and build 31 dwelling units across six buildings at 80 Bedford Street, with written comments due Sept. 9.

Local Government
A Lexington Road resident's letter in The Concord Bridge argues that the Black Heritage Trail markers approved 3-2 by the Historic Districts Commission on July 8 are too large for Monument Square, extending debate over whether the compromise design serves the project's educational mission.

Local Government
Concord's long-running Estabrook Road access dispute has reignited after homeowner Brooks Read and his wife sent trespass notices to elected officials and residents, police investigated a birdseed-throwing complaint, and Town Manager Kerry Lafleur said the case may return to court.

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