The Ashland Select Board is accepting applications through Nov. 11 for residents to serve on a Town Manager Screening Committee that will review candidates and recommend finalists.
The Ashland Select Board has begun searching for the town's next town manager and is asking residents to complete a short survey by Nov. 10 to help shape the job's leadership profile.
ZBA granted two Olive Street variances, found comprehensive permit changes insubstantial, and continued a hearing.
Planning Board unanimously approved zoning bylaw amendments required by state law, extending special permit construction timelines and allowing residential use variances on industrial land.
Tri-board voted 14-2 to use $158,990 in free cash to close a fiscal 2027 budget gap.
Ashland's Select Board approved a consent agenda with staff appointments, grants, and donations, and set a timeline for the town manager search.
Board approved Captain Eames roadway work, deferred two contested hearings to October 27, and authorized drafting a decision on a 124-unit 40B housing project.
Planning Board voted 5-0 to advance data center zoning ban to November 10 town meeting.
Board reviewed restaurant post-closure compliance and opened meeting format discussion but deferred decisions pending counsel and legislative review.
Ashland Council on Aging votes to update mission statement language for older adults. The six-member board unanimously approved an amendment replacing "seniors" with "older adults" in the Council on Aging Mission Statement to align with the Senior Center's terminology, said Director Candi Wilson.
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