Auburn board rejects reopening town meeting warrant over fire engine
Auburn Select Board declines to reopen town meeting warrant after fire engine scare, hears hours of rent control testimony.
Auburn Select Board declines to reopen town meeting warrant after fire engine scare, hears hours of rent control testimony.
Auburn Board of Health continues tobacco violation hearing to October 5, closes Dunkin's grease tank case.
Auburn's obituary notices this week name seven residents: Bauce, Adileno R. "Lenny"; Capuano, Anthony L. "Tony" Sr.; Jolie, Richard N.; Lachance, Colleen J. (Mahoney) Burbo; McBarron, Michele A. (LeBeau); McMahon, Patricia A.; and Svedberg, Catherine R. Capuano, 92, of Auburn's Pakachoa…
Auburn Conservation Commission continues hearing on proposed Dunkin at 481 Washington Street. With Chair Michael W. Garland absent, Vice Chair Ricky J. Arisme led the meeting of five members present. The commission unanimously opened a public hearing on a Notice of Intent filed by applicant Matthew
Auburn Planning Board recommends a one-year data center moratorium and rejects an outright ban.
Auburn Conservation Commission continues Dunkin' drive-thru hearing to September 23.
Auburn's Planning Board recommended a one-year data center moratorium over an outright ban, and approved a scaled-down Washington Street warehouse project.
Auburn Planning Board approves 75,200-square-foot warehouse project for Washington Street. Chair Ron Brooks and members voted unanimously to approve the site plan major modification for 190 Washington Street featuring six buildings, 150 parking spaces, and up to 23 individual tenant spaces. The
Auburn recorded 12 property transfers from Aug. 7 to Sept. 5, 2026, per Worcester County Registry of Deeds records, but none of the deeds had a sale price recorded, so no price range or median can be reported. The clearest pattern: a bank, loan servicer or mortgage-registration company was named as
Auburn Library Board approves attorney for OML violation, updates two policies. The board unanimously retained attorney Alex Castro from Mead, Talerman and Costa to handle a recent Open Meeting Law violation. Trustees also unanimously approved a new Programming Policy and a revised Appropriate