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Lee voters have three ballot questions to decide at the annual town election May 16. #1 is non-binding and calls on the Select Board to rescind the town’s approval of
Lee Selectwoman Patricia Carlino will not seek reelection in May. Carlino was the last of the three Select Board members who signed off on the Rest of River agreement that
The Lee Youth Commission is holding a public meeting Nov. 3 to discuss a proposed community center for the town. A consultant is conducting a feasibility study to determine what
LEE â The controversial proposed PCB landfill is center stage in Mondayâs Select Board race. Robert Jones, one of four plaintiffs suing the board over backing the toxic waste dump, is challenging Chairman David Consolati, a 12-year veteran of the three-person panel. Jones, who moved to Lee in April 2019, is among the residents who earlier this year filed a lawsuit in Berkshire Superior Court claiming that the board lacked the authority to reach a settlement â bypassing town voter approval â with the Environmental Protection Agency and the General Electric Co. for the Rest ...
LEE â Critics and proponents of the town's proposed second retail recreational marijuana store get to have their say early next month. The Lee Select Board on May 4 will hear the pros and cons of Forest Wilde LLC's special permit application to manufacture cannabis products and sell them at an outlet on Route 20. The public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. and will be a Zoom meeting. The online link to the meeting will be posted on the town's website, www.lee.ma.us.; to find it, click on public meetings/notices. The permit is for the property that now houses the Cork 'N Hearth restaurant...