Westborough Council on Aging approves new cable TV show, plans community center outreach
Westborough Council on Aging backs new cable show and launches community center messaging effort.
Westborough Council on Aging backs new cable show and launches community center messaging effort.
Treatment Plant Board approves $430,026 in invoices as rotor project stalls. The board authorized payment for April operations including $349,080 to Veolia and $13,243 to AECOM, with representatives from Shrewsbury and Westborough briefing members on inflow-infiltration reduction efforts. Chair
Sustainable Westborough advances green infrastructure and EV planning. The committee secured a $219,750 Green Communities grant for transformer replacements at Mill Pond and the high school, with National Grid incentives covering all installation costs. Coordinator Leila Ahmed reported receipt of a
The Westborough Cultural Council lacked quorum at its April 8 meeting, preventing approval of prior minutes and forcing the food pantry mural design vote to proceed via Zoom later in the week. Holly Kenny called the meeting to order with four members present; Treasurer Maureen was absent,
Westborough Youth Commission approves minutes and explores recruitment for three open adult positions. The seven voting members and one associate member present voted unanimously to adopt prior meeting minutes, then discussed transitioning meeting platforms from Zoom to Microsoft Teams and
Recreation Commission approves prior minutes and delays EV charging presentation. The Recreation Department reported explosive growth in community center programming, with 963 programs and 4,754 registrations in 2025 compared to 391 programs and 3,626 registrations in 2024. Director Jennifer
Trustees of Soldiers Memorials vote to restrict flagpole to patriotic flags. The board voted 4-2 to send a joint letter, signed by the Veterans Advisory Board, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars, opposing the flying of any flags other than the United States flag and the POW/MIA flag on
250th American Revolution Committee advances planning for the town's celebration fireworks display and public event. The Committee met to review site selection with town officials and the fireworks vendor, with the Police Department set to deploy a drone for optimal viewing areas. Chair Roberta
Select Board unanimously approves Otis Street Improvement Corridor Project easements and takings. Chair Sean Keogh and members Shelby Marshall, Mark Silverberg, and Patrick Welch executed easement agreements for properties at 50, 54, 60-64 Otis Street, 330 Turnpike Road, and 290 Turnpike Road, and
MetroWest RECC District pursues bond financing to consolidate expenses by July 1. Chair Kristi Williams and board member Evan Brassard met with vendors including Vertex and ADCOMM, directing Executive Director Brian Smith to work with a Finance Committee on financial services and secure bond
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