Lunenburg's 300th Anniversary Committee meets Monday to begin planning the town's tricentennial. Also in today's brief (13 items): Library holds memoir-writing workshop; Trust Fund Commission meets Wednesday; Park Commission meets Wednesday night; Conservation Commission meets Wednesday night.
The Lunenburg Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for a food pantry relocation at 30 School Street and recommended a package of zoning cleanups for the November 17 Special Town Meeting.
Lunenburg's Council on Aging has scheduled an emergency meeting for Tuesday at 11 a.m. Also in today's brief (14 items): Student self-portrait exhibit opens at library; Council on Aging calls emergency meeting; Select Board, Stormwater Task Force meet jointly.
Lunenburg says Kodiak Corporation will mobilize around Oct. 19 to begin active construction on the Flat Hill Road Bridge, which has been closed since March 2025 and remains closed through the work expected to finish by June 30, 2027.
Lunenburg announced that early voting for the Nov. 3 election begins Oct. 17 at Town Hall instead of the TC Passios Building, and Election Day voting moves to Lunenburg Middle/High School.
Kodiak Corporation will mobilize next week to begin construction on the long-closed Flat Hill Road Bridge in Lunenburg. From our own coverage: Early voting moves to Town Hall this year; Kodiak to mobilize for bridge work Oct. 19.
The Lunenburg Finance Committee previewed a crowded Oct. 22 special town meeting warrant without voting on any of it.
Lunenburg's School Committee hired a new finance director and asked the town for $300,000 toward special education costs. Members voted 5-0 to recommend Richard Mathieu, currently of Concord Public Schools, as director of finance and operations pending contract talks.
Lunenburg's Conservation Commission continued four lakefront wall and patio cases after its agent said one wall was degraded enough to warrant emergency repair.
Lunenburg Select Board adds non-binding TC Passios demolition question to Nov. 17 warrant. The board voted unanimously to place the advisory question on the Special Town Meeting warrant, asking residents whether the town should pursue demolition of the shuttered T.C.