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Lunenburg brief: Friday, September 25, 2026

Maynard travels to Lunenburg for a non-conference soccer match Tuesday, September 29

Maynard travels to Lunenburg for a non-conference soccer match Tuesday, September 29.

From Lunenburg News

  • Aging board to add its own town report entry. Lunenburg's Council on Aging voted to write its own annual town report entry as new outreach coordinator Janet Robbins settled in, with members also flagging conflicting gift-fund figures and questioning whether the town falls within a new Groton emergency facility's ambulance coverage area.Lunenburg News
  • Committee delays vote on new business manager. Lunenburg School Committee grilled a third business manager finalist in three years after a resident objected that the public couldn't question him directly, with Vice Chair Anthony Sculimbrene pressing on how the district would avoid past budgeting mistakes.Lunenburg News
  • Select board weighs food pantry license, fee waivers. Lunenburg's Select Board weighed a license and fee waivers for the food pantry's move to 30 School Street as the town's planning arm argued the trailer deserved design review first, and a resident pushed to require two-thirds votes on fund transfers.Lunenburg News
  • Commission takes up cemetery expansion, boat ramp order. Lunenburg's Conservation Commission took up a DPW request to expand North Cemetery by 378 plots and an order of conditions for a rebuilt Lake Shirley boat ramp, after a resident challenged engineering assumptions about compacted gravel and a retaining wall near a shoreline tree.Lunenburg News
  • School committee requests two town meeting warrants. Lunenburg schools advanced two Special Town Meeting warrant placeholders, for a special education reserve and a turf field and track study, as Superintendent Jodi Fortuna warned of what she called a financial crisis after the business manager finalist withdrew.Lunenburg News

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