Westborough Advisory Finance Committee approves $130,000 in mid-year transfers. The Committee unanimously approved four interdepartmental transfers June 22 to address budget shortfalls, including $15,000 from Library Salary and Wages to Police Expenses for increased hiring and training costs, with
Westborough's Advisory Finance Committee closed fiscal year 2026 with five unanimous inter-departmental transfers totaling $130,000 at its June 22 meeting.
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One Westborough obituary was recorded for the week of June 15–21, 2026: Hogarty, Bernard James Jr., 73, of Westborough, who died June 17, 2026. Funeral arrangements were handled by Comfort Cremation Inc. of Worcester.
MetroWest RECC Operations Committee approved $110,000 in spending for emergency dispatch infrastructure. Vice Chair Evan Brassard and member Mark Purple voted unanimously to approve $68,476 in vendor invoices for the period ending May 31, 2026, with the district on track against its $13 million
Westborough Library Building Committee approves tree removal and sidewalk work. The committee voted unanimously to approve a $69,000 sidewalk replacement project along West Main Street and Parkman Street, addressing damage incurred during construction and prioritizing safety improvements. The
Westborough Active Transportation Committee elects first Vice Chair, announces $130,000 planning grant. Chair Ellen Gugel's committee unanimously created the Vice Chair position and nominated Julie Squires to the newly established role. The committee also announced receipt of a $130,000 active
Veterans board votes to suspend summer meetings. The Westborough Veterans Advisory Board, chaired by Marshall Preston, voted unanimously to cancel June, July, and August gatherings, with the next meeting set for September 14 at Central One Federal Credit Union. The board confirmed a veteran's
250th Committee finalizes June 26 Block Party with attractions, road closures. Chair Roberta Brown and committee members finalized logistics with Recreation Director Jenn Kirkland and Police Lieutenant Cliff Luce, designating Bay State Commons as the viewing area and closing Union Street at 3:00
Westborough Affordable Housing Trust discusses housing development progress on HB Cottages and Rogers Road projects. The Trust voted unanimously to approve minutes from March 13 and April 13 meetings, with four members voting in favor and zero opposed. Chair Allen Edinberg reported that the Rogers