Middlesex County Civic Brief · Jun 26 Daily Digest
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A Massachusetts House bill passed June 10 gives school librarians primary authority over library materials to address the state's fourth-highest...
Massachusetts launched an interactive housing database on Thursday showing production progress by city and town, giving Middlesex communities concrete...
Framingham Police will end its Flock Safety license plate reader contract on June 30, decommissioning the cameras after months of sustained resident...
Cambridge is piloting public drinking zones across seven districts for World Cup events and other summer activities, with to-go service at 35...
Water-Sewer Manager Jed Fenneuff is replacing Well 7's failing motor with a submersible pump system to prevent emergency failure and improve...
Watertown City Council approved a $373,000 transfer to cover hidden surprises like extra asbestos ceilings and non-code plumbing during Parker Annex...
CAIR-MA alleges a coordinated "anti-Muslim hate campaign" followed a privately organized Eid al-Adha celebration at Newton City Hall's War Memorial...
Cambridge is drafting rules that would force bars and restaurants to enforce a 30-minute gap between alcoholic drink orders.
Business owners call the...
Two Middlesex County towns show sharply different public safety leadership paths.
Lowell is drawing attention for its strategic partnerships and targeted projects that attract investment and spur local growth during its Bicentennial year. This positions the city as an active example of municipal economic initiatives in the region.
Somerville sustainability staff are restarting school composting, updating the joint City Council and School Committee subcommittee on plans to resume the program after the 2018-19 pilots.
Graham and Parks faces renewed calls for Principal Kathleen Smith's removal amid fresh allegations of retaliation and toxic culture.
Watertown is calling on residents to make a difference by joining the Conservation Commission, Environment & Energy Efficiency Committee, Historic District Commission, or Stormwater Committee.