Concord Historical Commission Sets May 8 Deadline for Preservation Plan Public Comment
Concord Historical Commission sets May 8 public comment deadline for its long-awaited historic preservation plan.
Dave Watkins
Concord Zoning Board Approves Two Nonconforming-Lot Addition Permits in One Night
Concord Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved special permits for residential additions on two nonconforming lots at its March 26 meeting.
Carlisle DEI Commission Unanimously Approves Revised Quadrennial Community Survey
Carlisle DEI Commission votes unanimously to approve its revised quadrennial community survey, targeting an April 3 launch.
Carlisle Planning Board Advances Country Store Gas Station Permit, Splits Willard Common Lot
Carlisle Planning Board reviews country store gas station permit, unanimously endorses Willard Common lot split.
Carlisle Transportation Advisory Committee Begins Prioritizing 119 Road Safety Projects
Carlisle's Transportation Advisory Committee began a multi-meeting effort to prioritize 119 road safety projects for the 2026 paving season, with no formal votes taken at the March 24 meeting.
Concord Select Board Votes 4 to 1 for Rooftop Solar Policy at Town Meeting
Concord Select Board endorsed a rooftop solar policy for municipal buildings and advanced a suite of Town Meeting articles at its March 23 session.
Carlisle Oversight Committee Prepares Questions for April EPA Community Meeting on 2229 Main Street
Carlisle's 2229 Main Street Oversight Committee voted to accept its March 6 minutes and organized its response to two upcoming EPA events at its March 20 session.
Carlisle Recreation Commission Authorizes Full Rideout Park Court Overhaul With Revolving Funds
Carlisle Recreation Commission votes to fund full post-tension concrete court overhaul at Rideout Park.
Concord Select Board Candidates Clash Over Development, Budget, and Senior Services
Two Concord Select Board candidates debated housing, development, and senior services at a Council on Aging candidate forum March 19.
Carlisle Finance Committee Backs $600,000 Facilities Plan, Avoids Capital Borrowing
CARLISLE — March 19, 2026 — Carlisle Finance Committee votes to use free cash instead of borrowing for capital plan, backs $600,000 facilities study. The committee voted unanimously on March 19 to recommend transferring $1,550,000 from free cash rather than borrowing to fund the town's FY27 capital