As coronavirus restrictions push more town meetings online, Acton is looking for someone to set up those meetings.
Acton residents voted to change the Planning Board from seven members to five.
The Board of Selectmen voted to postpone the election due to the new coronavirus outbreak and the statewide stay-at-home order.
There are no positive or presumptive positive cases of coronavirus in the town.
Please note that these elections are subject to re-scheduling due to COVID-19.
The meeting was postponed until the Town has a better sense of when the social distancing prohibitions are lifted.
Acton voters continued statewide trends when they voted in Tuesday's Democratic primary by favoring Joe Biden.
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Cook submitted more than twice the number of signatures needed to qualify.
The money will be used to subsidize the 53 River Street Dam Removal
The town was able to retrofit and upgrade two municipal buildings with LED lighting thanks to a state grant.
The meeting is part of the process of updating the Town of Acton’s Housing Production Plan.
Funding was allocated for the new North Acton fire station and the Gates school site project.
New regulations will prohibit the sale of sale of mint, menthol and wintergreen vaping products and flavored traditional tobacco products.
The icicle managed to rupture a one-inch gas line on Westford Lane.
Acton will have two Special Town Meetings in December.
Acton was awarded two grants totaling $178,461.
A case with statewide implications was heard Thursday.
The ACLU backs of a group of residents who say the Town shouldn't decide for them which house of worship's upkeep their money should go to.
A Middlesex County restoration center pilot program got a quarter of a million dollars in the FY2018 budget.
The annual town election is Tuesday, March 28.
The Safe Communities Act would preclude police from assisting federal authorities based solely on immigration status.
The "College For All" bill, announced Thursday, would require the state to cover tuition and mandatory course fees for eligible families.
BREAKING: The senator was one of 36 arrested for blocking traffic on Mass. Ave.
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By Governor Charlie Baker
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Baker asks “How long are kids and families supposed to wait?”
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By Frank Moran
The unofficial voting results are in for Acton
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