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CUMBERLAND – The town has its sidewalk study in hand, say members of the Town Council, but residents shouldn’t expect much construction on the immediate horizon.

CUMBERLAND – With 200 miles of town-owned roadways and 30 miles of state-owned roads, this town can’t feasibly have sidewalks everywhere, but strategic pedestrian amenities can have wide benefits for

CUMBERLAND – Town officials are investigating a potential major obstacle in the way of building a new B.F. Norton Elementary School further back on its existing property off Broad Street.

The tax treaty program would let Cumberland give developers a break on property taxes for up to 20 years.

CUMBERLAND – In the past 82 years of Cumberland’s history, there have only been five town sergeants, two in the past 44 years, and the current one, Ray Lane, is

CUMBERLAND – Abutters to the perpetual blast zone at Broad Street and Mendon Road say they’ve lived through two years of misery, a predictable outcome when the developer of the

CUMBERLAND – John Pliakas is on leave as chief of Cumberland EMS and the department is now under internal review, The Valley Breeze learned this week.

CUMBERLAND – An ordinance proposed in Cumberland would set very specific rules for door-to-door salespeople to abide by, while allowing town residents to opt out of having any unwanted solicitation

CUMBERLAND – Now four years into his second career as mayor of Cumberland, Mayor Jeff Mutter says there have been many lessons learned as he keeps trying to make things

LINCOLN – Town Administrator Phil Gould’s focus on improved grant writing in 2023 is centered squarely on hiring someone with a proven record of success in neighboring Cumberland and other