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250th Anniversary Committee Votes to Advance Celebration Planning

250th Anniversary Committee advances Westborough's Revolutionary War celebration plans through unanimous votes. The six-member committee authorized Chair Roberta Brown to explore a horse-and-carriage grand entrance for John Arnold's Declaration of Independence reading, subject to cost

250th American Revolution Anniversary Committee · Meeting of February 2, 2026

WESTBOROUGH — 250th Anniversary Committee advances Westborough's Revolutionary War celebration plans through unanimous votes. The six-member committee authorized Chair Roberta Brown to explore a horse-and-carriage grand entrance for John Arnold's Declaration of Independence reading, subject to cost considerations, and directed Vice Chair Casey Cullen to investigate prices for historical tours and shuttle buses. The committee also voted to continue exploring a Westborough Walking App and unanimously authorized Chair Brown and Member Carla Cook to coordinate with local veterans regarding parade participation and event logistics.

Final decisions on fireworks displays remain pending additional information from town management.

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Source: the 250th American Revolution Anniversary Committee meeting of February 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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