Middlesex County Civic Brief · May 30 Daily Digest
School Committee Actions
- Burlington Phone Ban Proposal: Burlington School Committee will consider a bell-to-bell phone ban at Burlington High...

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Burlington public schools may enact a bell-to-bell phone ban for the 2026-27 year, as students and staff share reactions to the proposed policy.
Watertown's Community Preservation Program celebrates its 10th anniversary with a special public hearing on July 16 at the Free Public Library, where residents can review completed CPA projects and help update the plan.
Wayland's tight budget is stalling teacher contract negotiations, with the School Committee unable to offer substantial COLA increases due to many educators at top salary scales while the union pushes for competitive pay matching economic realities.
Westford School Committee approved student handbook changes for Westford Academy and middle schools on May 26.
Lowell's 2026 Pavement Preservation program launches today with microsurfacing on 13 streets, Cape Seal on 8 streets, and routine maintenance like...
Applications are currently being accepted for the 2-bedroom affordable home ownership opportunity at 12 Hollis Street in Wellesley.
Recent meetings reveal wide-ranging local priorities:
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