The Westborough Council on Aging unanimously approved its prior meeting minutes and accepted the director's report detailing 353 transportation rides in March and 1,468 total center visits in April. Director Kendra Faldetta announced a summer Tuesday dinner series of eight community dinners at 5:30
Westborough Active Transportation committee backs grant kickoff. The panel unanimously approved Don Burn to represent the committee at the kickoff meeting for the town's $130,000 Active Transportation Grant, which budgets $125,000 for consultant work and reserves $5,000. The committee also
A Westborough Council on Aging member resigned at the board's May 11 meeting, citing concern the council had moved away from its mission to serve seniors.
Westborough Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to hire JM Goldson for $18,000 to facilitate community workshops on the HB Cottages development and authorized a Massachusetts Housing Partnership technical assistance grant application. The Trust formally closed the three Baylor Avenue
Westborough unanimously backs $345,000 in fund transfers for emergency repairs. The Advisory Finance Committee approved $125,000 from the water enterprise fund for emergency paving following an East Main Street water main break and Moore Street well repairs; $110,000 from DPW for Bowman Lane paving
Westborough Treatment Plant Board greenlights major infrastructure project contracts. The board unanimously approved a new Master Services Agreement with AECOM, a contract with Barletta for the Headworks Improvement Project, and Task Order #10, with Chairman Mike Stanton authorized to execute all
Westborough Planning Board adopts quarterly public informational sessions after residents demand open comment.
Westborough Trustees of Soldiers Memorials voted unanimously to request the Select Board restrict flags at five municipal locations to the American flag and POW/MIA flag. The motion, brought by Member Lee Strout and approved 6-0, covers Betsy Ross Minute Man Park, the Rotary flagpole, Pine Grove
Select Board withdraws home rule petition, plans revised fall resubmittal. Chair Sean Keogh and the board voted unanimously on May 4 to withdraw H.4751, a home rule petition intended to increase signature requirements for warrant articles, after concluding its language unintentionally broadened
Westborough's 250th American Revolution Anniversary Committee advances planning for the bicentennial celebration. Chair Roberta Brown coordinated with VFW Post 9013, Recreation Director Jenn Kirkland, historical reenactors John Arnold and Gary Gregory, and the Westborough Community Chorus for the
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