Concord-Carlisle High School's speech and debate team earns national 100 Club recognition from debate association. From our own coverage: Select Board debates demolition bylaw's reach; Conservation board debates Cranberry Bog land swap.
Select Board debates demolition review bylaw covering homes built before 1971 ahead of town meeting. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission defers Cranberry Bog dam study; Conservation Commission maps future of 35 land parcels.
Free environmental film series set to launch at First Religious Society this fall. From our own coverage: School Committee reviews CCHS coursework equity data.
Concord-Carlisle High School reports growing enrollment in honors and AP courses after equity-focused changes to prerequisites. From our own coverage: CCHS highlights equity gains in advanced coursework.
Select Board schedules November 10 public hearing on FY27 tax classification rates. Also in today's brief (12 items): Tax hearing set for FY27 rates; State election set for November 3; October mammal spotlight names eastern coyote; CCHS musical Annie set for November 8.
Carlisle schedules Special Town Meeting for November 16 at the Public School. Also in today's brief (10 items): Special Town Meeting set for November 16; Community Preservation Committee opens FY28 grant cycle; School Committee meets Wednesday at Robbins Building; Trails Committee meets…
Carlisle school officials release draft 2026-2029 strategic plan and invite public comment before next week's meeting. Also in today's brief (13 items): Integrated preschool applications open through December 4; Free environmental film series opens this fall; Town hall closed Monday for…
The Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to approve project spending and a new member during a remote October meeting.
Carlisle schedules a Special Town Meeting for November 16 at the public school. From our own coverage: Regional panel adopts climate tracking framework. Also in today's brief (10 items): Special Town Meeting set for November 16; Schools circulate draft 2026-2029 strategic plan; Nashoba …
The Environmental Sustainability Committee unanimously approved two new members, Julie Durrell and Alexa Skrivanek, at its October 1 remote meeting. Co-chairs Eric Balles and Christina Christodoulopoulos, Treasurer Sara Dunleavy, and member Kyra Prats voted 4-0 to admit the applicants.
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