Worcester Trust Extends Six Housing Project Deadlines
Board voted 7-0 to extend conditional funding for six affordable housing projects through December 31, 2026.
Board voted 7-0 to extend conditional funding for six affordable housing projects through December 31, 2026.
Paxton's Charter Review Committee kept the town meeting quorum at 50 voters and punted a voter-eligibility question to the town clerk. Meeting October 19, the committee approved its October 5 minutes unanimously and worked through Article 2 of the draft charter covering town meeting procedure.
Worcester's Public Health and Human Services Committee filed a $1.5 million winter shelter funding bid while declining to recommend new ordinances on roaming cats or nip bottles.
The Douglas Heritage and Honor Committee worked through pricing and logistics for a hometown hero banner program honoring veterans and first responders.
The Worcester Historical Commission voted unanimously to designate the city's assessor's records as locally historically significant, clearing the way for Community Preservation Act funding.
The Northborough Traffic Safety Committee heard an hour of resident pleas on Davis Street safety but took no action on fixes.
The Westborough Community Preservation Committee asked four applicants to submit full grant applications, including a contested request from St. Luke the Evangelist Parish for historic roof restoration funds.
The Shrewsbury Master Plan Steering Committee reviewed early outreach for its 2026 plan update and debated rewriting the 2016 vision statement.
The Douglas Open Space Committee pushed the long-planned Martin Road sidewalk and trail to spring 2027, citing unfinished fundraising.
Auburn's Fire Station Building Committee capped a mechanic-bay vehicle lift change order at $530,000 after a contractor estimate came in at $604,567.85.
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