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.
Mendon voters go to the polls Tuesday as the state election gets underway. Also in today's brief (10 items): Planning Board hears 23 Uxbridge Road case; Quarter 2 real estate taxes due; MURSD policy subcommittee meets Monday; MURSD School Committee convenes Monday.
Mendon Town Meeting voted to move the town clerk job to an appointed position. From our own coverage: Select Board finalizes 21-article town meeting warrant; Conservation Commission orders pond study after violation. Also in today's brief (9 items): Fall in to Fairy Tales program set for Thursday.
Coffee and Conversations gathering set Wednesday. From our own coverage: Health board weighs noise bylaw before Tuesday vote; Finance Committee weighs $12 million building project study.
Mendon Town Meeting voted to convert the town clerk from an elected to an appointed position, sending the change to a spring ballot question. Town Clerk Ellen Agro made the motion, arguing the role now requires "skills, credentials, and performance rather than campaign popularity."
Mendon News obituary notices mark two town residents who died in October. From our own coverage: Obituary notices mark two recent deaths.
OPWDD holds walk-in interviews at library. From our own coverage: Council on Aging weighs leadership, facility plans; Library trustees weigh vendor policy, state aid plan. Also in today's brief (4 items): OPWDD holds walk-in interviews at library.
Two Mendon-resident obituaries were published this week. O'Riordan, John G., formerly of Mendon and most recently of Walpole, died October 17, 2026; his notice was posted by George F. Doherty & Sons Funeral Home of Needham, with an additional notice via the Boston Globe.
Mendon's Council on Aging elects new co-chairs and advances plans for a Senior Center parking lot. From our own coverage: Council on Aging elects new co-chairs; Library trustees weigh vendor policy, state aid plan.
The Mendon Conservation Commission discussed a future bylaw letting the building inspector withhold permits pending wetlands review, amid an ongoing search for a conservation agent.
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