Lunenburg Select Board Grapples with Internal Tensions and Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Select Board addressed several issues, including public discontent with board member conduct, the allocation of ARPA funds, and ongoing community projects.

Lunenburg Select Board Faces Criticism Over Employee Morale and Public Communication Policy

Overview: The Lunenburg Select Board’s recent meeting centered on various issues, including employee morale, the controversial public communication policy, and critical operational challenges affecting town services. Residents expressed significant grievances about the board’s governance, while board members debated the effectiveness and implications of their policies.

Lunenburg Select Board Tackles Town Manager Search and Park Renovation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Select Board concentrated on significant town developments including the search for a new Town Manager and the advancement of the Marshal Park renovation project.

Lunenburg Select Board Advances Town Projects with ARPA Funds

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Select Board addressed the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for various town projects, the formation of a budget task force, and updates on town policies including the handling of electronic communication devices, outdoor alcoholic beverage service, and the Shady Point Boat Launch agreement.

Lunenburg Auto Dealership’s License Revoked Amid Violations

Overview: In a move, the Lunenburg Select Board voted to revoke the Class 2 Auto Dealer license for Lunenburg Auto Center, also known as Maxi Auto Inc, following a detailed investigation into numerous violations. The board’s action came after the Chief of Police recommended an immediate cease and desist order, citing continued operation despite an inactive license. The violations included selling vehicles without titles, fraudulent documentation, misuse of dealer plates, and non-compliance with Massachusetts Lemon Law. The board also heard reports of predatory practices targeting individuals with limited English proficiency, and the dealership was characterized by one board member as a “criminal enterprise.” The motion passed to revoke the licenses and mandated the removal of all vehicles from the property within seven days.