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Board of Assessors approves routine exemption and abatement applications

Board of Assessors approves veterans exemptions and real estate abatements. Vice Chairman Edward O'Neil and Member Irene Levesque unanimously approved three Clause 22 Veterans Exemptions and one Clause 22D Veterans Exemption for fiscal year 2026, with Assessor Robert Scotton present. The board also

Planning Board continues hearing on 234-unit Kendrick Street development

Planning Board unanimously postpones hearing on 234-unit rental project. The board voted to continue the public hearing for CPC Land Acquisition Company, LLC and FMC Corporation's proposed development at 55 Kendrick Street to March 18, 2026, after the applicant requested a continuance. The project

Select Board endorses $106.55M Roderick School project, approves West Street land purchase.

Wrentham Select Board unanimously endorses $106.55 million Roderick School project for state approval. Presiding in the absence of Chair Christopher Gallo, Vice Chair Michelle Rouse led the 4-0 vote with members James Anderson, William Harrington, and Roy Lamothe to forward the School Building

Wrentham Council on Aging postpones Vice Chair election after resignation

The Wrentham Council on Aging postpones its Vice Chair election after member resignation. Member Judy Simonds resigned for personal reasons, prompting the board to delay the leadership transition until a replacement is appointed. The vacancy has been posted on the town website, and the board will

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