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Northborough Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Fire station flags mold, OSHA risks

Fire Station Building Committee confronts mold and OSHA concerns tied to construction delays. From our own coverage: Fire station panel flags mold, OSHA exposure risks; Financial panel clashes over records request scope.

From Northborough News

  • Fire station panel flags mold, OSHA exposure risks Northborough's Fire Station Building Committee confronted mold and OSHA exposure concerns after exposed spray foam insulation sat open to the weather well past its manufacturer-rated exposure window, even as the project's contingency fund dwindles.Northborough News
  • Financial panel clashes over records request scope Northborough's Financial Planning Committee reopened a dispute over how far a member's public records request should reach, after the town administrator declined to seek counsel's opinion on its scope. Members also disclosed a possible conflict of interest tied to local housing advocacy.Northborough News
  • Historic panel backs Trinity Church steeple funding bid Northborough's Historic District Commission weighed a letter of support for Trinity Church's bid for Community Preservation Act funding to restore its steeple, calling the plan "very well thought out." Members previewed a Nov. 14 monument dedication as the town's Revolution 250 committee prepares to disband.Northborough News

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