The Wrentham Cultural Council unanimously approved its 2026 grant application review process and launched a community survey to inform council priorities. Chair Eileen Ihrig presented ten outreach options, including surveys at grantee events, online polling, Cable 8 screening with QR codes, and
Conservation Commission issues resource-area delineation order for 483 Thurston Street. Chair Leo Immonen and the commission voted unanimously to issue the order with conditions, determining that areas previously flagged by state mapping as wetlands do not meet jurisdictional thresholds under
Wrentham Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a special permit for James and Jessica Flynn to demolish and reconstruct a three-bedroom, 3,474-gross-square-foot single-family dwelling at 195 Elysium St on April 8. The board determined the proposal, featuring a 28.36-foot building height and
Wrentham Board of Health unanimously approves two septic system variances on Eastside Road. The board approved modifications at 440 and 450 Eastside Road during its April meeting, allowing pump chambers and a septic tank closer to required setbacks with deed restrictions limiting occupancy to two
Wrentham Select Board conducts annual reorganization, unanimously retaining Chair Christopher Gallo, Vice Chair Michelle Rouse, and Clerk William Harrington. The five-member board approved a Wine and Malt Off-Premises Consumption License for Marmina the Wonderous, Inc. d/b/a Hotshot at 60 South
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee votes unanimously to pursue renovation over new construction. The committee voted 6-0 on April 6 to eliminate a new storage shed option and an addition-to-main-building option, narrowing focus to existing-building renovation. Member Michael King moved to
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee approves $1.4 million in construction invoices. Chair John Murphy and the committee unanimously approved invoices totaling $1,444,617.74 in monthly construction costs, representing 11 percent of total project spending ($2,820,447 expended), and authorized
Planning Board advances two zoning options for South Street corridor to Town Meeting. Chair Thomas Maloney's board unanimously recommended options to rezone the Wampum Corner-Route 1A corridor either to B-2 only (southern parcels) or B-2 and B-1 (southern and northern), allowing residents to vote
Conservation Commission approves two property determinations on Wrentham properties. The Commission voted unanimously March 26 to permit a two-car garage, porch and bonus room addition at 80 Metacomet Street and to approve wetland delineation for 20 and 20R Kenneth A. Miner Drive with isolated
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a remand decision on a variance at 9 Cee Jay Terrace, resolving an abutting property encroachment through a condition requiring documented mutual agreement before building permit issuance. Chair James Lawrence and members William Casbarra, Daniel
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