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Board approves liquor license transfer, Irish Clover race, and school audit RFQ language.

The Dracut Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a liquor license transfer to Munddhari, Inc. for Navy Yard Liquors at 3 Hampson Street on February 10. The board also unanimously authorized an operational audit request for quotations for Dracut Public Schools, with bids due by March 31, 2026, and

Planning Board continues hearing on 583 Methuen Street open space development.

Planning Board continues 583 Methuen Street open space development hearing. Engineer Mark O'Hara presented an updated site plan with stone bounds for the open space parcel and an ANR plan for a proposed land swap; Town Engineer Russell Tedford confirmed satisfaction with engineering status, though

Finance Committee approves minutes, requests School Committee salary clarification

Finance Committee unanimously approves minutes and pursues salary discrepancies. The committee requested written explanation from the School Committee on a $4 million variance between budgeted and actual FY2025 education salary spending after Finance Director noted actuals represented only 86

Ceremonies & Celebrations Committee approves Irish Clover Road Race.

Dracut Ceremonies & Celebrations Committee unanimously approved the fifth-year Irish Clover Road Race for Sunday, March 8, 2026, after organizers Harry Gorman, Mary Kay Gorman, and Kim Kelley presented Police Department approval and insurance documentation. The committee also unanimously approved a

Agricultural Commission approves prior minutes, plans Proper Farm uses.

The Dracut Agricultural Commission approved November minutes and laid out 2026 priorities for the Proper Farm property. Stephen Hall, Chair, directed John Brox to map suggested use areas and Caroline Zuk to contact Louise Tremblay about managing community gardens. The Commission discussed MassDOT