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Select Board Backs Fish and Game 38-Acre Purchase

Dunstable Select Board voted unanimously to support Fish and Game land acquisition. The Board voted to send a letter backing the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game's proposed purchase of two wildlife habitat parcels totaling approximately 38 acres on Lowell Street and Groton Street.

Select Board · Meeting of February 4, 2026

Dunstable Select Board voted unanimously to support Fish and Game land acquisition. The Board voted to send a letter backing the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game's proposed purchase of two wildlife habitat parcels totaling approximately 38 acres on Lowell Street and Groton Street. The Board also appointed Pawel Chadzynski to the Capital Planning Committee and Lukas Sturm as an Associate Member of the Zoning Board of Appeals, both for terms expiring June 30, 2026.

Town Administrator Jason Silva presented a potential employee health insurance opt-out incentive program; the Board directed him to develop a formal proposal with financial impacts. Northern Middlesex Council of Governments representatives presented their annual report and a draft 2026-2036 Open Space and Recreation Plan.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of February 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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