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.
Lunenburg water and sewer commissioners debate raising late fees, take no vote. Commissioners held an open discussion on raising the town's $10 sewer demand fee and 12 percent interest rate on delinquent accounts, both unchanged for roughly 15 years, without acting.
Lunenburg Finance Committee moves toward funding an outside review of the school department's budget.
Lunenburg Conservation Commission approves cemetery expansion, advances long-delayed Lake Shirley boat ramp.
Lunenburg Select Board clears license and fee waivers for food pantry's 30 School Street move.
Lunenburg's Council on Aging votes to write its own town report entry, separating its advisory role from the director's. Chair Deb Lincoln and members welcomed new Outreach Coordinator Janet Robbins, four weeks into the job after a decade leading the Ashburnham senior center.
Lunenburg Conservation Commission reroutes Cowdery Nature Center trail to dodge wetland impacts.
The Lunenburg Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend a $418,056 school spending article and deferred two companion sports and funding articles ahead of a September 3 special town meeting.
The Lunenburg Sewer Commission closed out a long-pending Laurel Lane sewer repair well under its roughly $20,000 budget, with DPW Director Bill Bernard and staff member Andrew Valliere reporting contracted costs of about $8,200 plus roughly $2,000 in materials.
Lunenburg Sewer Commission accepts $339,779 first-quarter billing and advances Laurel Lane pipe work.
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