Concord-Carlisle working group chose consultant Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson for fall professional development. The joint group, chaired by Brian Waterson, reviewed four potential leaders before deciding on Amante-Jackson, who is already working with the district and available in October. Andrew
Diment Park playground renovation design advances toward Site Plan Review. The Diment Park Subcommittee, chaired by Sarah Wengert, reviewed Lu-La Design Studios' final concept, which centers on a "Bunnies, Beavers and Burrows" narrative and features an ADA-accessible pathway with a 5% maximum
Carlisle Land Stewardship Committee meeting fails to convene. The September 15 meeting was canceled due to lack of quorum, the Town Clerk's Office reported, preventing the committee from conducting planned business on land management projects, invasive species treatment, conservation budgeting, and
Carlisle Planning Board unanimously approved fire station design and advanced preservation policy. The board voted 6-0-0 on limestone-style modular block and rustic wood form-liner materials for the fire station renovation, clearing final design elements. In separate unanimous votes, the board
Concord-Carlisle Regional High School's boys' and girls' soccer teams kicked off their seasons this week, student government told the School Committee on Sept. 9. CCHS students are also preparing for homecoming, set for Saturday at the armory, with a pickleball tournament planned for an…
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust approved invoices totaling $33,588.52 for housing projects.
Carlisle Conservation Commission clears major hurdle for 18-unit Woodward Village residential development. The commission unanimously approved revisions to the restoration planting plan, increasing plant stock from 24-inch to 36-inch and adding native vegetation to detention-area slopes.
The Trails Committee reviewed a housing and conservation swap at Cranberry Bog with significant concerns.
The Carlisle Conservation Commission deferred dam study next phase. The Commission received a progress report on hydrologic modeling at Greenough Land and Cranberry Bog Dam #1, with mixed calibration results.
School committee approved new strategic direction while establishing technology oversight. The Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee unanimously approved superintendent and school committee goals for 2026-2027, including a focus on closing math achievement gaps where eighth-grade proficiency