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.
Select Board weighs ARPA consultant hire while firefighters' grievance pushes meeting into closed session. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs ARPA hire, firefighters grievance.
Second tech help session set for Thursday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Second tech help session set for Thursday; Special education info session set for Nov. 4.
Clinton's Council on Aging flagged carriage house cost overruns and a nearly depleted ARPA fund. The center's director told the board the carriage house renovation's $30,000 contingency is fully spent, with overages now drawn from the formula grant "which we're supposed to use for the seniors."
Clinton Public Library marks National First Responders Day Oct. 28 with free treats. From our own coverage: Select board approves Walnut Street race closure; Clinton obituary notices for the week.
Clinton Select Board approves Walnut Street closure for Ghosts and Goblins charity race honoring Raphael Ruiz-Perez. From our own coverage: Select board approves race street closure; Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25.
Clinton election officials will conduct advanced ballot processing Saturday ahead of the November state election. Also in today's brief (1 items): Election workers process ballots Oct. 31.
This week's Clinton obituary column carries two notices. Daley, Paul R., 77, died Monday, October 19, 2026, at UMass Memorial Medical Center-University Campus, with his published notice handled by Philbin-Comeau Funeral Home. Blum, Carole, 89, died Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
Clinton's Select Board approved closing part of Walnut Street for the Oct. 24 Ghosts and Goblins 5K and 1-mile fun run, which benefits a scholarship fund honoring Raphael Ruiz-Perez, a Clinton High School freshman who died in 2019.
Clinton Public Library to host open conversation on state ballot initiatives Oct 28.
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