Select Board Votes to Aid Faulkner Kindergarten
Billerica Select Board votes to help save the 129-year-old Faulkner Kindergarten from closure.
Billerica Select Board votes to help save the 129-year-old Faulkner Kindergarten from closure.
Billerica shuts down water mains at Pinegrove Avenue and Melody Lane for repair work. From our own coverage: Historic Commission picks firm for property survey. Also in today's brief (8 items): Water main shutdown at Pinegrove Ave, Melody Lane; Water main flushing underway on Treble Cov…
Billerica's new 22,000-square-foot recreation center on Lexington Road, built on the old Vining School site, will hold its ribbon cutting Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 5:30 p.m., Recreation Commission Chair John Bartlett told the Select Board. The facility has two full-size basketball courts co…
Three Billerica-connected obituaries were published this week. Hinchliffe, Scott T. Sr., 63, of Billerica, died September 13 at home after a period of declining health; he was the husband of Tania (Alworth) Hinchliffe. Byron, Deanna M. (Amaral), 83, of Budd Lake, NJ, formerly of Billeri…
Billerica Select Board declines to adopt health insurance overhaul despite $8 million shortfall. From our own coverage: Board of Health waives rules for DPW road projects; Conservation Commission orders brook enforcement review. Also in today's brief (12 items): Library's Yankee Doodle …
Billerica posted a 2026 Roadway Management update Thursday, the town's latest look at this year's road maintenance and paving work. At the Billerica Public Library, the annual Yankee Doodle Homecoming Book, Media, and Bake Sale continues through Sunday, September 20, at the Concord Road…
The Billerica Commission for Disabilities approved its August 26 minutes 3-0 with two abstentions and opened talks on filling vacant leadership posts.
Billerica Charter Review Committee closes two-year rewrite with public hearing before fall Town Meeting.
Billerica's Lorax Committee finalizes its tree preservation bylaw, cutting the proposed fine to $300. Meeting Thursday, the committee accepted Town Counsel's recommendation to lower the penalty from $500 after being told state law caps such local fines at $300.
Billerica's Zoning Board of Appeals denied a novel appeal testing how far the state's Affordable Homes Act reaches into century-old lot lines.