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City Hall to Close June 19 for Juneteenth; Trash Pickup Unaffected

City Hall shuts June 19 for Juneteenth while trash pickup runs on schedule, officials confirmed Friday. The city posted the reminder this morning — curbside collection will not be delayed — as Leominster heads into a full community weekend: the Summer Stroll hits downtown Saturday, June…

Leominster Commission Approves River Bank Armor Plan Over One Dissent

LEOMINSTER -- June 9, 2026, Leominster Conservation Commission votes 5-1 to approve a contested North Nashua River bank stabilization plan while unanimously greenlighting new mountain bike trails and a 16-unit mixed-use development. At the June 9 meeting, the commission issued an order of conditions for the city'

Council approves $1.5M for Fallbrook School construction

Leominster City Council approves $1.5M for Fallbrook School construction. The June 8 meeting saw the city council unanimously approve nearly $5.2 million in financial appropriations from excess and deficiency funds, with the largest portion going to Fallbrook School construction. The council also

Property Committee votes to declare former police station surplus

City Property Committee unanimously declares former police station property surplus for competitive sale. The committee, chaired by Councilor Eladia Romero and including Councilors Carrie Noseworthy, Pauline M. Cormier, and City Council President Claire M. Freda, voted to declare the Church Street

Leominster Conservation Commission approves parking lot improvement

Leominster Conservation Commission approves parking lot improvement amid three major development hearings. The commission voted 5-0 to accept a minor change at Whitney Carriage Apartments reducing 866 square feet of impervious area; the project connects a parking lot low point to an existing catch