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Council on Aging Selects New Member, Approves Routine Business

Charlton Council on Aging selects new board member and votes to restore senior programs. Chair Susan Crockett presided as the council unanimously voted to resume monthly newsletter mailings and approved Bemis Farms to again offer classes at the center. The board selected Earlynn Murray to fill an

Conservation Commission Ratifies Stormwater Enforcement Orders

Charlton Conservation Commission approves site improvements, ratifies stormwater enforcement orders. Vice-Chair Ed Nowak presided over the meeting, with Chair Tom O'Malley absent. The commission closed two Notice of Intent hearings, issuing Orders of Conditions for residential projects at 61 T Hall

Charlton Commission Continues Contested 33-Unit Housing NOI to February

Charlton Conservation Commission continued a scaled-back 33-unit multifamily housing proposal at 35 North Main Street to February 11 and ratified two enforcement orders against a Worcester Road property owner whose unpermitted six-acre clearing sent sediment roughly 100 feet into a bordering vegetat

Select Board opens May town meeting warrant, approves utility pole installations

Select Board opens May town meeting warrant with schools and public safety as priorities. Chairman Karen Spiewak and a four-member board (Member David Singer absent) voted unanimously to open the warrant for May 18, 2026, setting March 4 as the department article submission deadline and March 10

Charlton Select Board opens May town meeting warrant, amends policy adoption rules

CHARLTON -- January 13, 2026, Charlton Select Board opens its May 18 town meeting warrant and rewrites its own policy-adoption rules. The four-member board, meeting January 13 without Member David Singer, voted unanimously to open the Annual Town Meeting warrant with a March 4 article-submission deadline and a