Finance Panel Recommends Dual Override Amounts
Reading's Finance Committee voted to recommend two Proposition 2½ override options, $7 million and $9.8 million, to the Select Board.
Reading's Finance Committee voted to recommend two Proposition 2½ override options, $7 million and $9.8 million, to the Select Board.
Reading's Select Board debated a $6.5 million override for fiscal 2028 and heard the police chief's retirement announcement.
The Reading Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two special permits for homeowners to rebuild nonconforming porches and decks deeper into required setbacks.
Reading Library Trustees approved the library as a hygiene-supply donation site in a 5-0 roll call vote.
The Reading Conservation Commission opened an enforcement case over tree clearing within a wetland buffer at 10 Brentwood Drive.
Reading's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a second-story addition at 26 Whittier Road despite a side-yard setback short of town requirements.
Reading's Conservation Commission closed hearings on two road drainage projects and moved to re-engage a years-old Bond Street shed violation.
Reading reappoints all three permanent building committee incumbents as two major projects near construction. The town's appointments subcommittee, Town Moderator Alan Foles, Select Board Chair Melissa Murphy, and School Committee Chair Sean Brown, voted 3-0 Monday to reappoint Nancy and John Coote
Reading Bylaw Committee reappoints one member, leaves second seat open. The three-member panel voted unanimously, three to zero, at its June 8 meeting to reappoint Louise to a three-year term, the only candidate before the committee for either of its two open seats. Chair Jesse said Louise "has
Reading Finance Committee appointment panel quizzes seven candidates as November override looms. Finance Committee Chair Joe Perna, Select Board Chair Melissa Murphy, and Town Moderator Alan Foles interviewed applicants Monday ranging from first-timers to multi-term incumbents seeking
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