Economic Development Commission moves April and May business forward. Wrentham's six-member economic commission held a joint session to advance commercial kitchen development discussions and compare residential tax rates with neighboring towns, with Associate Michael Glass and Chair Rebecca Zitomer
Wrentham Economic Development Commission acknowledges two member vacancies by July. Member Tatiana Danilova will transition to Associate Member status while managing a personal situation, and member Jeff Robison, whose term expires this June, will not seek renewal. Board of Health agent Matt Tanis
Wrentham Economic Development Commission moves forward on small-bakery and commercial kitchen initiative. Associate Michael Glass presented his outreach work to local commercial kitchens and home bakers, including a new website section for baker resources, while Vice-Chair Joanna McFarlane reported
Economic Development Commission maps 2026 work to four pillars and welcomes KPHS student liaisons. Chair Rebecca Zitomer opened the January 26 meeting with a quorum present, unanimously approved December minutes, and led commissioners through a list of 2026 projects including community outreach,
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