• Legislative leaders announce 4% local aid cut for FY11
• Ayer, Shirley to form regional school district
• DEP seeks applications for underground storage tank grants
• Innovations award applications due April 7
• ‘Green’ economic development workshop is April 9
• MMA calls on Legislature to level-fund local aid
• ‘Municipal relief’ bill sent to Ways and Means
• Town implements policy to regulate movie productions
• Harwich fund to help mortgage-holders, renters
• Abington budget task force draws a crowd
• Wellesley uses software to promote conservation
• MMA testifies as Legislature begins its budget process
• Gov. files 3 new pension initiatives
• Municipal bar to discuss conflict-of-interest law
• Gov. files bill to help Quinn communities
• Senate approves new wind siting bill
• SJC restrains DEP’s water-limit authority
• New law expands municipal fine authority
• Five potential ballot questions clear initial hurdle
• Grants for retrofitting waste trucks available
• Wind turbine marks progress in sustainability campaign
• Partnership helps alleviate foreclosure pain
• Coordination boosts parent-education series
• Lowell seeks fines for texting while driving
• Stimulus funds boost project in Revere
• Municipal Innovation Awards presented
• Gov.’s FY11 budget level-funds main aid accounts
• DLS posts local aid numbers based on governor’s budget bill
• Murphy: State budget picture remains unsettled
• Town Report Contest winners announced
• Gov. promises no local aid cuts in FY11 budget
• Boston wins major property tax case
• SJC issues open meeting law ruling
• Haiti relief resources and information available
• Gov. Patrick signs landmark education bill
• After 216 years, Town Meeting comes full circle in Randolph
• House begins debate on controversial education bill
• MMA to hold spring legislative breakfast meetings
• Gov. to rescind $18M school transportation cut
• MMA testifies against public lands bill

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