Sustainability Committee approves fall events and discusses rising recycling costs. Chair Diana Keohane reported that FY26 recycling tonnage rose 78 tons, or 9 percent, while trash increased 48 tons, or 2 percent, diverting an additional 11.5 tons from the waste stream. Recycling tipping fees have
Tyngsborough School Committee approves superintendent's goals 7-0 as solar project costs rise. The committee unanimously backed Superintendent Mike Woodlock's 2026-2027 goals and voted 7-0-0 to send 2025-2026 executive session minutes to town counsel for review.
Tyngsborough's Sustainability Committee found recycling now costs more per ton than trash as it locked in a busy fall calendar.
Tyngsborough voters will head to the polls for a State Primary Election on September 1, town officials announced. The town's News Flash, posted Tuesday, August 18, 2026, arrived alongside a new edition of the Green Arches Weekly senior newsletter, dated August 14, and a busy run of comm…
Tyngsborough's Department of Public Works Sewer Division will conduct townwide smoke testing on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026, checking the condition of sewer lines across the community. The town posted the advisory to its official News Flash feed on Monday, Aug. 17, giving residents two day…
Water main replacement work on Lakeview Avenue continues to disrupt traffic access throughout the project area, town officials said this week. The Board of Library Trustees is seeking a resident to fill an open seat, Town Hall announced in its latest News Flash update. Looking ahead, Tu…
Zoning Board of Appeals continues four variance hearings, extends senior living case. The board, led by Chair Douglas Latulippe, granted a 30-day extension on the Dunstable Road zoning violation case and moved the Dunstable Road billboard modification and 136 Lakeview Avenue setback variance to
Sewer Commission approves abatement, generator purchase, and engineering services agreements. The Commission unanimously approved interest abatement for an out-of-town property owner at 15 Elm Avenue, Dracut, who claimed non-receipt of sewer bills, and authorized a $39,916.47 generator purchase for
Tyngsborough Sewer Commission halts new connections on Worden Road after field crews find the eight-inch sewer main at capacity. Sewer Administrator Kathy Cayer told Chair Brian J.
Conservation Commission continues four development hearings to August 25. The commission voted 4-0-2 to postpone applications for a single-family dwelling at 137 Pawtucket Boulevard, a seven-lot subdivision called Otis Woods at 25 Ingalls Road, a wetland delineation at 475 and 501 Dunstable Road,