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Finance panel previews $16 million school renovation

West Boylston's Finance Committee previewed a $16 million school renovation ahead of an Oct. 6 information session. From our own coverage: Finance panel previews $16 million school renovation plan; Select board fills three town committees.

From West Boylston News

  • Finance panel previews $16 million school renovation plan. West Boylston's Finance Committee opened discussion on a $16 million Middle/High School renovation project expected on the fall town meeting warrant, as members weighed it against four other capital needs, including a cemetery with as little as two years of burial space left.West Boylston News
  • Select board fills three town committees. West Boylston's Select Board worked through a packed agenda that expanded the town's Economic Development Task Force, seated a new committee overseeing the DPW, and weighed who should fill seats left by a longtime member's death and another's resignation.West Boylston News
  • CPC elects new chair amid funding struggles. West Boylston's Community Preservation Committee elected a new chair in its first meeting since June, as members discussed a stalled Woodland Park renovation that lost $50,000 in grant funding after a missed deadline and considered reworking how the town reviews applications.West Boylston News

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