Mendon Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Meetings and events in Mendon, Sat Oct 31
Meetings and events in Mendon, Sat Oct 31.
Meetings and events in Mendon, Sat Oct 31.
Zoning board continues Coin Street 40B hearing to Nov. 10 amid stormwater, safety concerns. From our own coverage: ZBA continues Coin Street 40B hearing to Nov. 10; Select Board hires ARPA closeout consultant.
Historical Commission denies demolition delay waiver for a Grove Street mill building. From our own coverage: Arts council grant dispute over wrong-venue dance event; Advisory council recommends four city board nominees.
Health officials urge Halloween safety precautions. From our own coverage: Health officials urge Halloween safety precautions; Town reports sewer overflow, already stopped.
Select Board holds Friday executive session by Zoom. From our own coverage: Cultural Council seeks new members; Library plans Veterans Day gathering Nov. 11. Also in today's brief (3 items): Select Board holds Friday executive session by Zoom.
Royalston will hold an informational meeting Nov. 5 on restoring Riverview Cemetery. Also in today's brief (7 items): Select Board holds first November meeting; Council on Aging hosts luncheon and social; Weekly yoga class meets at Town Hall; Board of Health holds monthly meeting.
Princeton releases Nov. 3 election hours as town clerk's office shortens Monday schedule. From our own coverage: State confirms spotted lanternfly infestation; Princeton outlines Nov. 3 election voting details.
Petersham asks residents to volunteer for routine repairs and upkeep at town-owned buildings. From our own coverage: Town sets Halloween schedule for Oct. 31; Town seeks volunteers for building upkeep.
Veterans Memorial Park trustees meet Friday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Veterans Memorial Park trustees meet Friday; Library sets story time for Nov. 10; Library plans story time for Nov. 17.
Selectmen set Special Town Meeting for Nov. 12 at Memorial High School. From our own coverage: Special town meeting set for Nov. 12; Early voting wraps up at town hall this week.