Maynard Select Board News Today

Gail Erwin, president of Maynards ArtSpace board of directors, asked the Maynard Select Board to negotiate a long-term lease for the old building.

Maynard-based Boys & Girls Club receives funds from block grant.

A new Maynard police officer was appointed at the Feb. 15 Select Board meeting.

A former member of the Maynard School Committee is returning to complete the term left vacant by Lydia Clancy.

Jen Picorelli, of Maynard, is organizing a Christmas and Holiday Parade this year, along with the second annual Holiday Lights Competition.

Bull Spit Brewing Co. of Lancaster received approval for a liquor license from the Maynard Select Board in a unanimous vote on Nov. 16, giving the greenlight for the small brewery’s first expansion, the brewer announced on Thursday. Bull Spit’s second location will be located at 20 Sudbury St. “We are excited to have found the perfect location for our second home,” said President Keith Kopley. “We have a strategic vision for the future of Bull Spit Brewing, and the Maynard location fit...

Maynard residents will see an increase in taxes, partly to pay for the new fire station and a new roof at Green Meadow School.

Outdoor dining in Maynard could continue beyond the pandemic state of emergency if approved by the Select Board.

The Maynard Select Board approved a non-essential outdoor water use restriction at its May 4 meeting. The restriction goes into effect on May 5, and prohibits outdoor water use between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Level 1 water restriction is part of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection water withdrawal permit for Maynard. The hourly restriction will also help the town’s water system meet peak demand. Examples of non-essential outdoor water uses include, but are not ...

Maynard mural project seeking contributions