State senators finished work on Gov. Maura Healey’s economic development bill late Thursday and returned it to the House of Representatives. Among its amendments: a change in the makeup of the working group tasked to come up with a plan for more housing at Devens
It IS easy being green!
Members of the Harvard Climate Initiative Committee quietly demonstrate their electric lawn equpiment—from mowers to blowers—in a choreographed stroll down Ayer Road. From left: Connie Woolcock (behind the alien), Bill Scott, Bruce Leicher, Ed O’Rourke, Marc Sevigny, Patrick Vallaeys, and Mario Cardenas. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz)
About half the town’s remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds will be used to pay for police details for the Devens water connection project and a peer review of the Conservation Commission’s plans for the Ayer Road reconstruction project.
The cell tower to be built by Wireless Edge on town-owned land behind Hildreth House just got taller. Initially discussed as a 135-foot tower, the terms of the lease approved by the Select Board at its July 2 meeting are for a 150-foot tower and an additional 6 feet of antennas.
At its July 2 meeting, the Select Board unanimously approved two separate conservation restrictions on lands near Littleton County Road. Both properties are owned by the Harvard Conservation Trust.
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