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Board of Health approves three septic permits with deed restrictions

Board of Health approves septic permits; hears concerns about Hudson transfer station expansion. The board unanimously approved permits for three Wattaquadock Hill Road properties and a Corn Road property with a deed restriction requiring annual homeowner inspection due to a 250-foot sewer line.

Planning Board backs 58 Main Street contractor development

Bolton Planning Board expresses support for Industrial-zone contractor development. Property owner Nicholas Katts and representatives of Apple Tree Services presented a preliminary site plan for two parcels at 58 Main Street with proposed contractor yard and landscaping businesses; the Board

Select Board schedules police chief interviews for February 13

Police chief search advances to finalist interviews in Bolton. The Select Board voted unanimously to schedule interviews for February 13, 2026, with three finalists: Christopher L. Bradley, Senior Sergeant of Bolton Police Department; T. Matthew Hoar, Patrol Sergeant of Mendon Police Department;

Historical Commission plans 2026 projects and approves January minutes

Bolton Historical Commission discusses 2026 projects and approves prior minutes. Chairman Robert Busch reported that the Advisory Committee accepted the commission's proposed budget on January 27, while members Alice Coggeshall, Nate Smith, and Robert Tattersall participated via Zoom in discussions

Commission approves water softener exemption and well drilling amendment

Bolton Conservation Commission approves water softener exemption and well drilling amendment. Chair Brian Berube led the commission in unanimous approval of a residential water softener exemption for 291 Harvard Road and authorized a field amendment for well drilling at ALTA Nashoba Valley, 580