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Despite court order, Billerica Historic Districts Commission rejects Talbot Mills Dam removal again

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By Peter Currier Verified
| The Lowell Sun Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BILLERICA — After defying a court order and once again voting to reject a project to remove the Talbot Mills Dam from the Concord River, members of the Historic Districts Commission could be faced with contempt of court charges if they make the same vote again in a special meeting Monday evening. The BHDC met remotely Wednesday night with a single item on the agenda: a vote on whether to issue a certificate allowing the dam removal project to proceed.
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Tewksbury Select Board talks next steps in addressing Flock concerns

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By Peter Currier Verified
| The Lowell Sun Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... TEWKSBURY — After a lengthy and sometimes tense discussion about Tewksbury’s Flock Safety contract last month, the town is taking steps toward negotiating a master services agreement with the surveillance technology company as officials work to bring in an expert attorney who can help determine its scope.
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Mass. union, town officials urge town manager to keep fire chief search internal

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By Peter Currier Verified
| FireRescue1 Verified
By Peter Currier The Sun BILLERICA, Mass. — Back in January, Fire Chief Robert Cole provided the town with a one-year notice that he will retire from the role, and now local officials and the town’s fire union are urging the town manager to keep the search for Cole’s successor within the department. While Cole’s retirement is still months away, disagreement has recently arisen over Town Manager Chris Dillon’s move to open the search process up to external candidates.
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