Select Board approves new Middlesex and Westford Road Visioning Committee. Chair Jackie Geilfuss and the full five-member board voted unanimously to establish the one-year committee, which will address zoning standards, pedestrian improvements, and utility upgrades along the corridor, replacing the
The Fire Station Building Committee met jointly with the Select Board to discuss project next steps. Colin Loiselle presented a high-level timeline summary adopted at the committee's prior meeting. Both boards discussed the importance of community listening and existing work underway. The committee
Tyngsborough Select Board creates a new commercial corridor planning committee and sets a July 27 deadline for fire station cost-cutting options.
Tyngsborough dedicates a public common to Corporal Nick King, 20 years after his death in Iraq.
Tyngsborough School Committee approves superintendent contract and Director of Student Services. Superintendent Michael Woodlock's contract was unanimously approved, as was the appointment of Josh Evans as Director of Student Services following a June 12 internal interview, with Chair McMahon
Tyngsborough Conservation Commission approved a septic system replacement at 9 Robin Hood Road. Engineer Alek Chongris presented the project, which positions the replacement 75 to 100 feet from a resource area to maintain safe distance from an existing gas line; the Board of Health had already
Tyngsborough Conservation Commission splits 4-4 on a conditional approval for a failing 60-bedroom septic system, sending the matter to July 14.
Fire Station Building Committee approves timeline and survey for public input phase. The Committee unanimously adopted a proposed schedule including three weeks for data collection and at least three listening sessions, with findings due to the Select Board on August 10th. Town Manager Colin
Tyngsborough's Fire Station Building Committee unanimously adopted a seven-week community listening plan and approved a public feedback survey after the town's $24.8 million fire station proposal was rejected at the June election, 53 percent to 47 percent, despite passing annual town meeting with 86
Planning Board backs warehouse flex-use modification after power cuts constrain Kendall Rd. project. MP Properties IV and Storage & Distribution Group won approval to build Phase II as either a 275,000 square foot or 125,000 square foot facility, or use 7.5 acres for outdoor storage and trailer
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