Rindge Planning Board reschedules March session to March 17th. The board voted unanimously to move the monthly meeting away from March 3rd, which conflicts with the town's Candidates Night. In other business, the board heard a conceptual consultation from Glenn Weiland, VP of Advent Lutheran Church

The Board of Selectmen faced an extended public forum on the town's ambulance service arrangement with JRMA. During the 43-minute citizen comment period, residents expressed strong support for continuing service with JRMA, which the town paid 85,000 dollars in 2025 plus a 40,000 dollar contingency

Rindge Zoning Board unanimously denies Cathedral Road subdivision. The board rejected Daniel and Gloria Marrotte's request to subdivide their Map 11, Lot 36 property into two nonconforming lots, finding the proposal undermined dimensional standards and that any hardship was self-created. David

Rindge Conservation Commission approves $700 annual GIS license renewal to support natural resource mapping. The commission voted 9-0 to fund the expenditure from the Conservation Fund despite noting that the annual membership fee increased from $550 to $700. Commissioners Dickler and Rogers were

Rindge selectmen approve revised 2026 warrant articles ahead of March town meeting. Chairman Bob Hamilton, Vice Chair Tom Coneys, and Selectboard Member Larry Cleveland voted unanimously, 3-0, to place all 16 articles on the warrant and to recommend articles 2 through 14 with revisions. The Highway