Wrentham urges residents to prepare homes and vehicles ahead of weekend nor'easter. Also in today's brief (5 items): Town urges storm prep ahead of nor'easter; Rooted in Wrentham exhibit opens at 55 East Street; Rock-only community choir Rock Voices launches Sept. 28; School Building Co…
Wrentham Conservation Commission closed a continued hearing and approved Orders for residential work at 25 Salvatore Circle.
Wrentham Select Board met with Congressman Jake Auchincloss to discuss town priorities and tour downtown development sites. Board Chair Chris Gallo, Clerk Bill Harrington, Vice Chair Michelle Rouse, and Member James Anderson, who departed at 2:43 PM, discussed the West Wrentham Well project, Route
Potential coastal storm threatens 60 mph winds and erosion in Massachusetts this weekend. Also in today's brief (10 items): Coastal storm may bring 60 mph winds; Wrentham police welcome two new officers; Town launches survey on resident communication; Town posts 2026 state election info…
Wrentham teenager's homemade desktop plastic recycler earns him a $75,000 national science award. Also in today's brief (7 items): Teen's plastic recycler wins $75,000 award; Wrentham police welcome two officers after transfers; Council on Aging previews October senior programs; Owls pr…
Court ruling reshapes outlook for Wrentham's housing zoning plans as officials seek public input. Also in today's brief (11 items): Court ruling could impact Wrentham housing zoning plans; Wrentham posts new proposed water rules and regulations; Wrentham seeks resident input via housing…
Wrentham is remembering longtime resident Elizabeth "Betty Ann" Cross this week, with her funeral Mass set for St. Mary Catholic Church. The 10:30 a.m. service, detailed in an obituary posted on Legacy.com, was the most notable local item on an otherwise light news day. Wrentham Patch's…
Wrentham Recreation Commission plans response to Roderick School construction impacts. Recreation Director Jeffrey Plympton detailed how the three-year project, beginning November 2027, will eliminate Gilpatrick Field and close Heckler Field for three to four years, forcing the program to maintain
Planning Board continued hearing on Kenneth Miner Drive site plan modification amid competing noise studies. Applicant Greenn 1A LLC's consultant presented a noise study showing 46 dB A with modifications; abutters' consultant Cory Nickchen recommended 44 dB A per DEP guidelines. Board members
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approved updated Water Rules and Regulations and ordered a surveillance technology review. The Board approved water amendments as presented by Interim Director of Public Works Paul Scott, and directed Town Manager Michael King to investigate automated surveillance
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