Henry Woods Building's first floor meeting room is booked for election activity Wednesday night. Also in today's brief (1 items): Election activity books Henry Woods meeting room.
The Barre Finance Committee adopted the town's first written finance policy and approved a fiscal 2028 budget calendar at its October 27 meeting. Chair Zachary Macutkiewicz was reelected unanimously, and Don Markowski was elected the committee's clerk.
Barre's weekly obituary notices list funeral arrangements for longtime resident Dennis Goddu, 80. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices for Barre, October 19-25. Also in today's brief (2 items): Henry Woods room booked for election activity.
Henry Woods Building's first-floor meeting room is booked Wednesday under an election-related calendar listing. Also in today's brief (1 items): Election listing linked to Henry Woods meeting room.
The Barre, Massachusetts, obituary notices column for this week lists one entry: Goddu, Dennis, age 80, of Barre, who died on Friday, October 23, 2026. Arrangements are being handled by Pillsbury Funeral Home, Inc., in Barre, the lead funeral home for this report.
Select Board hears DPW's repair budget has shrunk sharply as trucks fail. From our own coverage: Select board reviews DPW's shrinking repair budget. Also in today's brief (2 items): Quabbin Regional faces Montachusett RVT in soccer match.
Barre's Cemetery Commission meets Thursday afternoon at Henry Woods Building on West Street. From our own coverage: Cemetery Commission meets at Henry Woods Building.
Barre's Planning Board meets tonight at Henry Woods Building among four meetings this week. Also in today's brief (4 items): Board of assessors meets tonight; Planning board meets tonight; Cemetery commission meets Thursday; Conservation committee meets next week.
The Barre Select Board approved a $789.60 biweekly stipend for the deputy fire chief covering an absent chief and hired a new probationary firefighter at $26 an hour.
The Select Board meets at 9 p.m. in the Selectmen Meeting Room on the first floor of the Henry Woods Building, 40 West Street.
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