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Conservation Commission continues two resource area delineations

Seventy acres added to Wrentham open space as Conservation Commission defers ANRAD applications. The Commission continued ANRAD SE 351-1221 for 170 Sheldon Rd. and 355 Chestnut St., filed by Boston Blackstone Group, LLC, and ANRAD SE 351-1220 for properties at 20 and 20R Kenneth A. Miner Dr., both

Zoning Board appoints Lawrence as Vice-Chair, Humphreys as Clerk

Zoning Board reorganizes with unanimous votes on new officers. Chair William Casbarra appointed James Lawrence as Vice-Chair and Daniel Humphreys as Clerk, both unanimously. The board then continued a contested public hearing on a proposed single-family dwelling at 9 Cee Jay Terrace, with applicant

Commission on Disability meets, plans Wrentham Day outreach

Wrentham disability panel approves minutes, discusses member recruitment. The four-member Commission on Disability voted unanimously, 4-0, to approve January 14 minutes. Members discussed newspaper advertising options and business-card distribution, and plan a resource table for Wrentham Day in

Wrentham Cultural Council approves prior minutes, updates grant cycle progress.

Wrentham Cultural Council approves January 2025 minutes unanimously at February meeting. Chair Eileen Ihrig and members heard that Karen Cassidy has mailed eleven 2026 grant award letters, with three grantee responses received to date; Kim Carr reported the council is scheduled to present to the

Planning Board continues Kendrick Street hearing, opens Berry Street subdivision review

Planning Board advances trio of development proposals at February meeting. The board unanimously continued the public hearing for a 234-unit rental community with 15,000 square feet of retail space at 55 Kendrick Street to February 18, 2026 at 7:10 p.m. A new public hearing opened for the "Renner