This Week in Wilmington: Jun 8 - Jun 14
4 stories from Wilmington News this week.
4 stories from Wilmington News this week.
Salem Street residents are pressing to pause a utility pole project while North Wilmington watches for traffic changes tied to a new school development, the two dominant local stories on Flag Day, June 14. Wilmington Patch reported this morning that neighbors along Salem Street are seek…
The Wilmington Recreation Commission welcomed the town's selection as one of five New England recipients for a Floating Beach Chair grant enhancing beach accessibility for residents with disabilities.
WILMINGTON -- June 11, 2026, Wilmington School Committee closes its regular school year with policy updates, subcommittee reshuffling, and a performing arts celebration. At the June 10 meeting, the committee unanimously advanced policies JLCD through
Wilmington School Committee reorganizes subcommittees and fast-tracks a student-assignment policy with an August legal deadline.
WILMINGTON -- June 9, 2026, Wilmington's Select Board adopted new governance rules Monday, including a provision to formally elect a vice chair for the first time. The board voted unanimously to amend its
Wilmington Historical Commission's Museum Curator announced his June 30 resignation during the June 8 meeting.
Wilmington Select Board adopts a new alcohol license fee schedule and approves governance policy changes at its June 8 meeting.
Wilmington Conservation Commission approved multiple municipal projects June 3. The commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for a new elementary school building at 320 Salem Street despite abutters raising concerns about arsenic in soil testing and groundwater management.
Wilmington Planning Board tables food truck vote after failing to establish quorum at its June 2 meeting.