Leominster Conservation Commission approves mountain bike trail expansion and riverbank stabilization project. The Commission voted unanimously to approve approximately three miles of new single-track trails at Pierce Street Conservation Area proposed by the New England Mountain Bike Association,
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.
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
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 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
Leominster City Council unanimously adopts $186.7 million Fiscal Year 2027 budget. Mayor Dean J. Mazzarella requested the budget approval; all nine council members voted 9-0 (C-76) to adopt the $186,710,840 spending plan, which will be funded through fiscal year revenues of $186,038,999 plus
LEOMINSTER -- May 26, 2026, Leominster Conservation Commission continues four wetland project hearings, approves minor parking lot change. The five-member commission, chaired by Stephanie Quinlan, continued all active notices of intent to its June
Leominster honored 56 missing and unrecovered service members at its annual White Cross Twilight Ceremony on the Friday before Memorial Day.
Maverick Construction chosen as low bidder for $1.2 million pond restoration. The Recreation Commission approved two facility requests: a memorial bench at Doyle Field Courts for Debbie McNally and an annual skateboarding event at Frankie Fortuna Skatepark on June 27 in honor of Frankie Fortuna.
Conservation Commission approves EV charging stations; continues wetland hearing over local objections. The Leominster Conservation Commission unanimously issued a Negative-2 Determination for commercial EV charging infrastructure at 162 Hamilton Street, finding de minimis impact within the FEMA
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