Millbury Select Board forms screening committee after town manager's exit
Select Board · Meeting of April 14, 2026
Millbury's town manager announces exit to Clinton, board scrambles to launch search. The Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday to form the nine-member screening committee required under the town charter, then appointed board member Mary Krumczyk as its representative with one abstention. The outgoing manager, wrapping up roughly three and a half years in the job, said they accepted the Clinton town administrator post "after very careful thought and discussion with my family" and will stay through Town Meeting, likely departing by late June.
Elsewhere, Eagle Scout candidate Nathan Decatur pitched a $2,700 bench-and-tree project for the Briley Pond Conservation Area, Library Director Ann Dalyard reported the library collected 109 pajamas for charity and was nominated for a national award worth $2,500, and the board heard a resident push to ban rodenticides blamed for poisoning hawks and owls.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of April 14, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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