Dunstable Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Administrator sets coffee hour Oct. 29
Dunstable's town administrator will hold a coffee hour at Farmhouse Cafe on Oct. 29. From our own coverage: CPC sets Nov. 4 hearing on preservation funds.
Dunstable's town administrator will hold a coffee hour at Farmhouse Cafe on Oct. 29. From our own coverage: CPC sets Nov. 4 hearing on preservation funds.
Early voting opens for Dunstable's role in the November 3 state election. Also in today's brief (9 items): Early voting underway for Nov. 3 election; Groton Street paving begins between School, Pleasant streets; School committee meets Wednesday night; Zoning board meets Thursday evening.
Select Board weighs Union Building study and override costs that could raise taxes. From our own coverage: Select board weighs Union Building study, override stakes.
Conservation Commission issued a Certificate of Compliance and continued two major project hearings.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved installation of firefighter memorial and consultant contract.
Dunstable Planning Board unanimously approved two Tier II Land Disturbance Permit Certificates of Completion for 75 Mill Street and 178 Westford Street.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission addressed environmental compliance issues on two properties and scheduled a public hearing for October 13.
The Select Board discussed fiscal year 2027 goals and priorities encompassing community engagement, financial transparency, and infrastructure investment.
Dunstable Planning Board agreed to pursue ADU bylaw amendments and schedule a solar facilities presentation.
Dunstable Conservation Commission rescheduled its October meeting to accommodate a holiday. The Commission unanimously voted to move its October 12 meeting to Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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