Concord HDC Continues Black Heritage Trail Sign Decision, Cites Size Concerns
Concord Historic Districts Commission continues Black Heritage Trail marker application over sign-size dispute.
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Carlisle Audit Finds Four Material Weaknesses Despite Solid Triple-A Bond Rating
Carlisle's audit committee reviewed the town's first audit by new firm Roselli, Clark & Associates and heard that four material weaknesses were identified in the fiscal year 2025 financial statements, even as the town's general fund balance reached roughly $41 million and its triple-A bond rating he
Carlisle Board of Health Unanimously Upholds $3,000 Septic Enforcement Fine
Carlisle Board of Health upholds $3,000 septic fine and grants five-year ear-piercing variance.
Carlisle and Concord School Committees Unanimously Back Decarbonization Roadmap
Concord-Carlisle school committees unanimously endorse decarbonization roadmap, clearing path for $1 million state grant.
Concord TAC to Draft Position Paper on Route 2 Rotary Redesign and MCI Housing Access
Concord's Transportation Advisory Committee moved toward a formal position paper on the Route 2 Rotary redesign at its June 16 meeting, pressing MassDOT to integrate pedestrian, bicycle, and transit solutions into all four design alternatives.
Planning Board Approves Forge Crossing Subdivision 3-1, Defers Final Endorsement to August
CARLISLE — June 16, 2026 — Carlisle's Planning Board conditionally approved the four-lot Forge Crossing subdivision at 35 West Prescott Street by a 3-1 vote at its June 16 meeting, while unanimously agreeing to amend a development agreement with Tech Park West that will deliver the same total
Concord Pollinator Committee Unanimously Approves Letter Backing Peter Spring Field Preservation
Concord's Pollinator Health Advisory Committee voted unanimously to send a preservation letter for Peter Spring Field to the town's Land Use Working Group, the Select Board, and the Agriculture Committee.
Carlisle School Committee Convenes Today for Deliberations and Vote in Remote Session
The Carlisle School Committee holds a deliberation-and-vote session remotely at 2:30 p.m. today, June 15, marking the sharpest civic moment of a day shaped by two simultaneous disruptions: Building Department counters at Town Hall are running on limited staffing through Thursday, June 1…
This Week in Carlisle: Jun 8 - Jun 14
3 stories from Carlisle News this week.
School Committee Schedules Deliberations-and-Vote Session for Monday
Carlisle's School Committee moves to a formal deliberations-and-vote posture Monday as the district's superintendent search reaches a potential decision point. The committee meets remotely at 2:30 p.m. June 15, with the vote's subject unconfirmed pending a posted agenda; the district's …