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Bolton Historical Commission completes decades-long historic district project

The Bolton Historical Commission unanimously approved its 2025 annual report at its January 7 meeting. The Commission also unanimously approved December 3, 2025 meeting minutes. Chairman Robert Busch was reappointed to a three-year term and selected to continue as Chairman, while long-serving

Advisory Committee approves 14 budget lines in single session.

The Bolton Advisory Committee approved 14 budget line items in a single virtual session. All six members present--Bob Guerriero, Craig Lauer, Greg Myers, Hannah Statton, Brian Mooney, and Don Cole--voted unanimously on all but the Town Accountant budget, which passed 5-0-1 following discussion of

Three Select Boards commit to ongoing fiscal coordination

Three Select Boards meet to coordinate fiscal planning around Nashoba Regional School District assessments. Bolton Select Board Chair Kate Buyuk convened the joint meeting of Bolton, Lancaster, and Stow boards to improve communication on revenue constraints and fiscal priorities. Bolton, which

Bolton Conservation Commission denies Still River Road addition

Conservation Commission denies Still River Road addition over buffer zone violations. Vice Chair James Geraghty moved to deny the Notice of Intent for an in-law apartment addition and pool, citing violations of wetland bylaw performance standards; the motion passed 3-0 with one abstention.

Bolton Planning Board Blocks Century Mill Road Acceptance From Spring Town Meeting Warrant

Bolton Planning Board unanimously releases Century Mill Lot 25B from covenant but blocks road acceptance from town meeting warrant.