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BILLERICA — The town is preparing for what may be a lengthy spring Town Meeting starting May 7, and the Select Board voted last week to set a special Town Meeting for May 14 to vote on funding for a new Council on Aging building and a new recreation center, with dueling versions of each project.
BILLERICA — More than a decade after a similar project was rejected, voters in Billerica shot down a proposed project to renovate the Town Center months after funding for the project was approved at fall Town Meeting.
BILLERICA — With a special election Feb. 17 that was fueled largely by the opposition of some residents to a project to renovate the Billerica Town Center, officials who oppose the project are making a last pitch for voters to reject it.
BILLERICA — More than four months after the fall Town Meeting session approved the Billerica Town Center rehabilitation project in a 126-61 vote that needed a two-thirds majority, the Billerica voters at large will now have the final say in a Feb. 17 special election, for which early voting has already begun.
WATER WAS very much on the mind of Fire Chief Phillip Charron, who presented a report titled “The Potential for Flooding” to the Lowell City Council Tuesday night.