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Methuen Seeks Poll Workers for September and November 2026 Elections

Methuen's summer civic calendar moves quietly forward, with no new municipal announcements in the June 24 window. Mayor D.J. Beauregard's standing priorities — a no-override FY27 budget built on spending controls and operational reform, a poll-worker recruitment drive for the September …

Council on Aging approves June financials and hears director funding update.

The Methuen Council on Aging approved its June financial report and previous meeting minutes. Executive Director Susan Riccio reported that Mayor D.J. Beauregard granted $5,000 for heating and air conditioning and $2,000 for food and related items, while a $250 request for office supplies was

Methuen Issues Juneteenth Holiday Alert, Trash Pickup Pushed to Friday

Methuen enters the Juneteenth holiday Thursday with a trash-delay alert and a poll-worker search underway. The city posted a holiday-schedule notice warning that trash and recycling collection will run late on June 19, the same day all Methuen Public Schools buildings close and the MHS …

Methuen Schools Enter Final Week With JROTC Camp, Early Releases Ahead

A quiet Friday in Methuen with the school year's finish line in sight. No new town hall announcements landed in the June 12 coverage window and no commercial outlets published fresh Methuen stories. The nearest action is on the school calendar: Methuen High School JROTC cadets depart Mo…

Conservation Commission continues four permit hearings, lifts one violation.

Methuen Conservation Commission continued four permit hearings and voted unanimously to lift one violation. Chair Dave Di Zazzo led the panel in continuing Notices of Intent for 11 Cross Street, 109 North Street, the Transmission Line Asset Condition Refurbishment Project, and the Brook Street