Lunenburg Public Library hosts Tales for Tots, a weekly storytime for children ages 0 to 3, Monday, Oct. 26, from 11 a.m. to noon in the Story Craft Room. Also in today's brief (1 items): Toddler storytime returns Monday at library.
Lunenburg's girls JV soccer team faces Gardner in a non-conference match next Wednesday. From our own coverage: Town corrects phone number on election postcards. Also in today's brief (2 items): Gardner to face Lunenburg in JV soccer match.
The Lunenburg Finance Committee opened a hearing on the Nov. 17 special town meeting warrant and learned a track and field retaining wall is "in a state of failure." Finance Director Karen Barrett said free cash likely won't be certified by Nov. 17, citing 624 active funds still being reconciled.
Lunenburg announced Oct. 22 that postcards sent to residents about a polling location change had an incorrect phone number, and restated that early voting is at Town Hall while Election Day voting on Nov. 3 is at Lunenburg Middle-High School.
Lunenburg corrects wrong phone number on election postcards ahead of Nov. 3 voting. From our own coverage: Town corrects phone number on election postcards.
Lunenburg School Committee learned a structural engineer declared McCarran Field's lower retaining wall in a state of failure.
Lunenburg School Committee learned a structural engineer found the McCarran Field track wall "in a state of failure."
The Lunenburg Conservation Commission approved Unitil's plan for a new substation and utility pole replacement at 934 Massachusetts Avenue on a 5-0 vote at its October 21 meeting.
Lunenburg's Zoning Board of Appeals will hear a public hearing on 440 Howard Street next Wednesday.
Lunenburg Select Board finalized a nine-article warrant for the Nov. 17 special town meeting, backing a $195,830 school track and field engineering study and a non-binding stormwater utility question while rejecting two other articles.