Westborough Historical Commission approves March minutes and defers accession policy. The five-member panel, chaired by Christian Hedrick, postponed the vote pending member review of printed copies. Guest David Nourse presented research on a proposed Revolutionary War monument honoring
Westborough Library Committee OKs contingency spending on construction work. Voting unanimously, the panel approved $30,000 in lead paint removal from the 1908 building, Change Order 6 ($7,307) for electrical grounding and water-line repairs, and Change Order 7 ($131,112) for chilled-water piping
Westborough's Library Building Committee deferred a vote on a $109,000 security camera and card reader plan while unanimously approving two change orders and nearly $863,500 in monthly invoices at its April 21 remote meeting.
MetroWest RECC advances financing for regional 911 emergency center. Chair Kristi Williams and board members Evan Brassard and Mark Purple voted unanimously to authorize Executive Director Brian Smith to contact Locke Lord, Hilltop Securities, and MIIA for financial advising and bond counsel, and
Westborough Select Board advances peace pole monument and restaurant licensing. The Board unanimously approved installation of a Peace Pole from Central One Federal Credit Union at Bay State Commons and granted a Section 12 All Alcohol liquor license to Mitti Chulha Indian Restaurant at 291
Westborough Planning Board unanimously approves fitness club site plan at Oak Street. The Board granted full site plan review for a 26,000-square-foot building by McCarthy Companies on behalf of Westboro Tennis & Swim, subject to more than 40 conditions. Director of Planning Jenny Gingras said
Westborough Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approves deed rider for discounted resale. The Trust confirmed that a condominium unit at 1012 Bradish Lane was properly resold to an eligible household for 250,535 dollars, including a 2 percent resale fee, in compliance with Local Initiative
Westborough Veterans Advisory Board sets flag placements and Memorial Day volunteer roster. All slots for the May 30 Memorial Day ceremony are filled, with final scheduling confirmed for the Knights of Columbus Hall opening at 8:30 a.m., buses departing at 9:30 a.m. for St. Luke's Cemetery, and
Westborough Council on Aging approves cable television interview program and director's report. The board voted unanimously to proceed with a monthly 30-minute show to be hosted by member Carolyn MacLeod, deferring a final name choice from options including "Senior Chatter" and "Adults Rock."
Westborough committee advances Vision Zero initiative and secures planning grant. The Active Transportation & Safety Committee unanimously approved an invitation for the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission to present on adopting town-wide 25 mph speed limits, advancing the town's
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