Greater Lowell Technical High School Secures $2.5 Million Grant for Capital Improvements

Overview: In a development for Greater Lowell Technical High School, a $2.5 million grant from the Healey Driscoll administration will facilitate capital improvements, including shop expansions and modernization, and the acquisition of state-of-the-art equipment for the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration program. This grant marks a substantial investment in the school’s infrastructure and educational resources.

Dunstable Board of Selectmen Deliberate on Dangerous Dog and Retail Marijuana Sales

Overview: The Dunstable Board of Selectmen recently convened to address a series of pressing community issues, including a dangerous dog hearing, the potential for retail marijuana sales, and contract discussions for essential services. The meeting drew attention due to the emotional and safety concerns surrounding a local dog, as well as broader implications of regulatory decisions affecting the town’s future.

Dunstable Board of Selectmen Debates New Meals Tax to Boost Local Economy

Overview: The Dunstable Board of Selectmen meeting focused on a proposed meals tax aimed at encouraging new restaurant establishments, alongside discussions on zoning amendments and community development strategies. The introduction of this local option for meals taxes at a 75% rate sparked a discussion among board members, reflecting differing perspectives on fiscal responsibility and economic growth.

Dunstable Board of Selectmen Considers Local Meals Tax, Marijuana Zoning Amendments in Latest Meeting

Overview: During the recent Dunstable Board of Selectmen meeting, the most discussions centered around the potential implementation of a local meals tax and proposed zoning amendments for marijuana retail establishments.

Dunstable Secures FEMA Grant for New Forestry Truck Amidst Rising Fire Incidents

Overview: In a meeting of the Dunstable Board of Selectmen, the most development was the approval of a $290,000 contract for a new forestry truck, supported by a substantial $285,000 FEMA grant, as the town responds to an increase in fire incidents. Additionally, the board tackled zoning amendments, early voting schedules, and preparations for the upcoming town meeting, with a particular focus on community housing and marijuana retail provisions.