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Dracut losing grants over MBTA Communities noncompliance (opens the original)
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DRACUT — Students at Dracut High School may soon feel the consequences of the town’s refusal to comply with the MBTA Communities law, which requires zoning allowing multifamily housing by right. Superintendent of Schools Steven Stone told the School Committee at its Sept. 28 meeting that the Dracut High School is no longer eligible to receive a $120,000 Early College Support Grant for the current school year. The state’s responses to questions about the grant have been unsatisfactory, according
Dracut not using Flock cameras, despite benefits (opens the original)
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DRACUT — Police Chief Peter Bartlett believes that automated license plate reader technology has a place in policing, but he is taking a cautious approach before he would consider bringing the controversial equipment to Dracut. Widely known as Flock after one of the companies which produce the equipment, the technology has “evidentiary value” in police work, Bartlett told the Board of Selectmen at its Sept. 22 meeting. “With our restrictions on personnel, it’s difficult with only two detectives
Tyngsboro to vote on police and fire building (opens the original)
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TYNGSBORO — Town Meeting voters will be asked to appropriate $4.5 million to acquire the property at 100 Potash Hill Road for development as a public safety building to house both the Police Department and Fire Department when they assemble on Oct. 27. The purchase and sales agreement for the property, which attorneys for the town and the owner are still negotiating, will include a 60-day due diligence period allowing the town to walk away from the deal if an issue emerges, Town Manager Colin Lo
Dracut: Unrest grows over Long Pond licensing agreement (opens the original)
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DRACUT — The owner of the Sandbar Beach Club on Long Pond will likely receive a request to appear before the Board of Selectmen at an upcoming meeting to respond to neighbors’ complaints and answer a question about whether they are operating in violation of the town’s zoning laws. A hearing could imperil the club’s liquor license. The Sandbar Beach Club sits on the Dracut/Tyngsboro town line, but Dracut is the licensing authority under an agreement between the two towns that dates to 1968. At th
Tyngsboro eyes office building for public safety facility (opens the original)
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TYNGSBORO — Office space at the building at 100 Potash Hill Road remains under active consideration as a public safety building, accommodating both fire and police departments, even as the Fire Station Building Committee has prepared a report on cutting the cost of a new central fire station. The Select Board at its Aug. 31 meeting received a report from the building committee on lowering the cost of a new fire station from $24 million to about $20 million. The new building would be located on t
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