Select board presses CPC on lake funding
Wrentham's Select Board asks Community Preservation Committee to reconsider Mirror Lake weed treatment funding and reviews license plate reader policy. From our own coverage: Select Board presses CPC to revisit lake funding vote. Also in today's brief (4 items): King Philip soccer faces…
From Wrentham News
- Select Board presses CPC to revisit lake funding vote. Wrentham's Select Board took up a contested Community Preservation Committee vote funding Mirror Lake weed treatment after Town Counsel warned it may no longer qualify as preservation spending, and opened a review of license plate readers after a resident's oversight push.Wrentham News
Wrentham on Thu, Oct 1
- King Philip soccer faces Stoughton in conference match. King Philip Regional's girls soccer team played host to Stoughton in a conference match Wednesday, according to MaxPreps; the final score was not included in the report.MaxPreps
Coming up
- Sun, Oct 4, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.: Rooted in Wrentham exhibit returns Sunday afternoon. The Rooted in Wrentham exhibit is open again Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at 55 East Street, according to the town's calendar.Town of Wrentham
- Mon, Oct 5, 2:30 p.m.: Bi County Collaborative board meets in Walpole. The Bi-County Collaborative, the special education collaborative Wrentham belongs to, holds a board meeting Monday at 2:30 p.m. at 111 Robbins Road in Walpole.Town of Wrentham
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