LANESBOROUGH -- May 13, 2026, Lanesborough Select Board approves fiscal 2027 budget at $13.85 million, a 10.28 percent increase, on a 2-1 vote. Chair Debra Maynard and member Jason Brielle backed the
A hearing on two Narragansett Avenue short-term rental cease and desist orders to July 15. The appeal, filed by JBRM 233 LLC, covers properties at 233 and 65 Narragansett Avenue.
LANESBOROUGH -- April 27, 2026, Woburn finance and ordinance panels reviewed city debt obligations and streamlined wetlands permitting rules at back-to-back subcommittee meetings Monday. The Finance Committee, chaired by Councilor Viola with Councilor
LANESBOROUGH -- April 15, 2026, Lanesborough Finance Committee votes to advance fire engine purchase, delay dump truck and police cruiser. The five-member committee voted 4-1 at its April 15 meeting to recommend that
LANESBOROUGH -- April 13, 2026, Lanesborough Select Board and Finance Committee weigh using $1.3 million in free cash to lower property taxes. At a joint April 13 meeting, the two boards reviewed an FY27
LANESBOROUGH -- April 6, 2026, Lanesborough boards face a combined regional school assessment increase exceeding 10 percent for FY27. At a joint Select Board and Finance Committee meeting on April 6, Mount Greylock Regional School
LANESBOROUGH -- March 17, 2026, Lanesborough Planning Board votes to limit short-term rentals to owner-occupied properties in residential zones. The board approved several key provisions of its draft short-term rental bylaw at
LANESBOROUGH -- March 16, 2026, Lanesborough's Select Board and Finance Committee grilled department heads on rising costs at a joint budget session Monday. EMS Director Jen Weber defended a proposed salary increase to
LANESBOROUGH -- March 2, 2026, Lanesborough's joint Select Board and Finance Committee budget workshop projects a 7 to 10 percent overall tax increase for fiscal year 2027 as the town absorbs the loss
LANESBOROUGH -- February 25, 2026, Lanesborough Select Board unanimously appointed Timothy Sears as assistant building inspector and heard a detailed Planning Board update on a short-term rental bylaw heading toward the June 9 Annual
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