Prudence Brighton

TYNGSBORO — Voters turned down a proposed new fire station on the site of the Winslow School, but they elected two new members of the Select Board and returned two incumbents to the School Committee at the May 19 town election.

TYNGSBORO — Town Manager Colin Loiselle was commended for his commitment to “radical transparency” in his handling of the town's business, the Select Board said in its recent annual review of his performance.

DRACUT — A row of 12 townhouse condominiums is now poised 6 feet higher than the hazardous foundation on which they once rested.

DRACUT — The annual Town Meeting will vote on Monday night whether the town should appropriate $177 million for a new school to replace the Joseph Campbell and Greenmont Avenue schools.

DRACUT — Supporters of a new school in East Dracut are cautiously celebrating a win at the June 1 annual Town Meeting.

DRACUT — On the cusp of a new fiscal year, the town has a new Finance Committee. The six prior members of the committee needed to reapply for their

TYNGSBORO — Reading a summary of Nate Marino's academic and work experience might make it difficult to believe that he is just 21 and took his place on the town's Select Board on June 1.

DRACUT — The town must find opportunities for new growth, particularly with business and commercial enterprises, Chair Don Plummer told the Dracut Board of Selectmen at its June 9 meeting.

DRACUT — Voters on Tuesday will decide whether to approve what some say would mark “a generational change,” a new $177-million elementary school to replace the Greenmont Avenue School and the Joseph A. Campbell School.

Measure loses by only 100 votes; town officials plan to retool project and try again