Selectmen Set 29-Article Town Meeting Warrant
Holden selectmen voted to open, set and close the warrant for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting.
Holden selectmen voted to open, set and close the warrant for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting.
The Holden Board of Selectmen adopted the town manager's 2026 goals, directing him to study raising the senior property tax deferral income cap. Selectman Chris Faulkner proposed studying an increase from $40,000 to $60,000, saying "people need more money to be able to afford living in any town."
Webster selectmen suspended the Athletic Boosters Club of Webster's liquor and food licenses for 21 days after an after-hours drug overdose at the club.
Warren selectmen voted to sign a $22,000 contract with the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission to develop the town's first housing production plan.
Holden selectmen voted unanimously to set a $5.5 million Proposition 2 1/2 override question for the May 11 ballot.
Warren selectmen hired a new executive assistant and signed the May election warrant while warning of a possible tax override.
Warren selectmen accepted a $155,737 state energy grant while clashing over a pricier Senior Center HVAC plan.
North Brookfield's Board of Selectmen approved a plan to secure right-of-way permissions for the Madbrook Bridge project after MassDOT approved $1,875,000 in construction funding.
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