Conservation Commission approved Orders of Conditions for Old Town Hill and Fordham Way. Chair Mary Rimmer abstained from two votes on environmental permits.
The Newbury Open Space Committee held its second public meeting to present the draft Open Space and Recreation Plan. The presentation focused on the Action Plan portion, developed with feedback from a May 2025 public meeting and a community survey.
Newbury library trustees finalize 100th anniversary plans for Oct. 17, moving next meeting to Oct. 21.
Newbury conservation board doubles required mitigation after finding illegal clearing understated.
The Newbury Historical Commission discussed filling its seventh open seat, considering a rotating Triton student member for one-year appointments.
The Newbury Open Space Committee finalized preparations for a second public input meeting on its draft Open Space and Recreation Plan, scheduled for September 15 at Town Hall.
Border to Boston Trail advances: North and South segments moving forward. The Border to Boston Trail Committee discussed progress on two major segments, with Newbury close to signing a contract with Stantec for the South trail while engineering firm Kittelson conducts a feasibility study on the
Newbury Planning Board approved the 15 Central Street two-lot subdivision after closing a continued hearing. The Board unanimously approved off-site improvements and the final decision.
Recreation Committee votes to pursue Fitness Court grant. The Newbury Recreation Committee voted unanimously to open grant requests for a National Fitness Campaign Fitness Court project estimated at $400,000, though Chair David Broll's committee expressed concern about foot traffic at the proposed
Newbury Recreation Commission opens door to a $423,000 fitness court.
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