NEWBURY -- May 20, 2026, Newbury Planning Board continues Central Street subdivision and receives broad housing and infrastructure update. The board voted unanimously at its May 20 remote meeting to continue the public hearing on
NEWBURY -- May 20, 2026, Newbury Library Board launches director search after Hart announces June 4 departure. Library Director Haley Hart formally announced her resignation at the May 20 Board of Trustees meeting, ending roughly
NEWBURY -- May 19, 2026, Newbury Conservation Commission closes public hearing on Central Street housing wetland crossing, deferring decision to June 2. The commission voted 5-0 Tuesday to shut the record on a proposed
NEWBURY -- May 18, 2026, Newbury's Council on Aging lost its Annual Town Meeting architect-funding article by just 10 votes, pivoting now to a combined senior center and Town Hall facility. Chair
NEWBURY -- May 13, 2026, Newbury's Library Board restarted its director search after its only applicant lacked required librarian certification. The three-member board, trustees Terry Livers, Alexander Burke, and Richard Vasari, met
NEWBURY -- May 8, 2026, Newbury Select Board approves first building permit fee increase in roughly 10 years, projects $20,000 in new annual revenue. The board voted unanimously Thursday to adopt a revised fee
NEWBURY -- May 6, 2026, Newbury Planning Board approves solar permit extension and self-storage transfer in May 6 remote session. The board voted unanimously four times on substantive matters, granting a two-year extension
NEWBURY -- May 6, 2026, Newbury Library Board moves to fill director vacancy opening June 4. The Library Board of Trustees held a special meeting May 6 with two of its three members, Chair Alexander
NEWBURY -- May 5, 2026, Newbury Annual Town Meeting approves $26.9 million FY2027 budget, rejects senior center study, and passes voluntary nonprofit tax bylaw. Voters at the May 5 meeting approved a $26,948,
NEWBURY -- May 4, 2026, Newbury Conservation Commission authorized an independent stormwater review for a proposed 44-unit MBTA housing development at 34 Central Street and scheduled a second May meeting to manage a growing
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