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📋 ProposedConservation Commission · June 3, 2026
175 Middlesex Ave and 51 Wildwood Street – Notice of Intent
Coming up June 3: new wetlands hearing for work at 175 Middlesex Ave and 51 Wildwood Street (DEP File #344-1591).
📍 175 Middlesex Ave and 51 Wildwood Street
Why this matters: Larger Middlesex Ave site, possible development
Coming up June 2: interviews and possible appointments of six applicants—Kaleb Burd, Meaghan Dlushiewski, Ryan Dobbert, Paul Johnson, Sivakumar Mallaiyasamy, and Dylan Semple—to the Finance Committee.
Why this matters: Committee oversees town budget and spending
📋 ProposedAppointment of New Finance Committee ApplicantsFinance Committee · June 2, 2026
Coming up June 2: review and possible appointment of six applicants — Kaleb Burd, Meaghan Dlushiewski, Ryan Dobbert, Paul Johnson, Sivakumar Mallaiyasamy, Dylan Semple — to the committee overseeing town budget recommendations.
Why this matters: Finance Committee shapes town budget and tax decisions
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