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CPC hears six FY26 applications for buildings, parks, and recreation

Community Preservation Committee hears six FY26 applications for capital projects. The committee met February 4 to review applications including $603,000 for Roudenbush Tennis Courts reconstruction with upgraded ADA access and pickleball-court lines, $290,000 for Westford Museum accessibility and

Affordable Housing Trust Recommends Poonam Mangal Withdrawal, Endorses Nancy Cook

Westford Affordable Housing Trust endorses Nancy Cook for committee membership. Cook, who has worked with Habitat for Humanity and serves on the Westford Council on Aging and Housing Authority boards, was unanimously recommended following Poonam Mangal's withdrawal. The committee continues

Monuments and Memorials Committee advances two projects, tables prior minutes.

The Westford Monuments and Memorials Committee heard two memorial proposals and tasked staff with site coordination. John and Regina Conway requested permission to place a commemorative bench or benches at the Roudenbush in memory of their baby granddaughter; Committee Chair Terry Stader directed

Planning Board approves draft decisions and administrative review at February meeting.

Planning Board approves two administrative items and opens hearing on 300-unit multifamily project. The board voted 5-0-0 to approve the draft decision for a special permit modification at 7 Carl Thompson Road and 5-0-0 to grant administrative review for a change of use at 78 Brookside Road from

Library Trustees approve $9,500 Hoopla expenditure and warrants.

Library Trustees unanimously approve $9,500 Hoopla digital services expenditure and sign warrants. The board, chaired by Glen Secor, also approved prior minutes by a 5-1 vote and accepted the Treasurer's Quarterly Report without dissent. Director Ellen Rainville reported the board is recruiting a