Lunenburg Conservation Commission Faces Delays in Development Projects Due to Wetland Delineation Concerns

Overview: The Lunenburg Conservation Commission’s recent meeting was centered around ongoing challenges in confirming wetland delineations, particularly impacting a development project on a 33-acre parcel on Howard Street. This issue, coupled with discussions on various other projects, highlighted the commission’s focus on ensuring accuracy and compliance with environmental regulations.

Athol-Royalston School Committee Tackles Cell Phone Distractions and Financial Challenges

Overview: The Athol-Royalston Regional School Committee meeting addressed the escalating concern over cell phone usage in schools, proposals for a cohesive policy to manage this issue, and updates on financial matters, including budget overages and allocations.

Gardner City Council Deliberates Parking Permits, Driveway Variances, and Multifamily Development Concerns

Overview: The Gardner City Council meeting on May 20th addressed issues concerning special permits, variances, and multifamily developments. Key discussions focused on parking regulations, property line clarifications, and environmental management strategies for ongoing and proposed projects within the city.

Lunenburg Select Board Approves Sick Leave Bank Policy Amid Discussions on Tax Title Property and Committee Roles

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Lunenburg Select Board tackled several substantial issues, notably the approval of a new sick leave bank policy, discussions on the sale of a tax title property, and the reorganization of committee assignments. These discussions aimed to streamline operations within the town’s governance and address community needs.

Lunenburg Board of Assessors Discusses Chapter Land Sales and Future Tax Growth Plans

Overview: At the recent Lunenburg Board of Assessors meeting, discussions centered around the handling of chapter land sales and the board’s plans for fiscal year 2026 tax growth. The board outlined a strategy to manage chapter land transactions. Additionally, the board set ambitious targets for tax growth.