Two Massachusetts pizzerias earned spots on a new nationwide list of the country's best pizza destinations, Wrentham Patch reported Saturday. The outlet's Aug. 29 newsletter cited a food writers' guide that recognized 27 pizzerias spread across 20 states, giving the state a share of the…
Wrentham Conservation Commission unanimously approves truck parking expansion and residential garage permits. Conservation Agent Darryl Luce oversaw Orders for an expansion of paved and gravel parking at 20 & 20R Kenneth A. Miner Drive for truck parking and off-loading, with snow meltwater managed
The Board of Assessors sought Town Council guidance on two properties' tax assessments.
Wrentham Community Preservation Committee approves $374,000 in two contested projects. Chair Robin Cuddy and the committee voted 6 to 2 to fund a three-year Mirror Lake curly pond weed treatment at $24,000, rejecting an amendment to restrict future invasive weed treatment funding. In a tighter 5 to
King Philip Regional opens its fall sports season Tuesday, Sept. 1, with soccer and volleyball matches on tap. The girls soccer team hosts Franklin in a conference match, while the junior varsity volleyball squad takes on Westwood in a non-conference match, according to separate MaxPrep…
Wrentham reissued its Stage III water ban notice on Wednesday, reminding residents that the town's strictest outdoor watering restriction has remained in effect since July 24 with no end date announced. The alert, posted to the town's News Flash page on August 26, gives no indication of…
Wrentham's Council on Aging released its September "Looking Ahead" newsletter this week, previewing fall programs for seniors. The town's News Flash system posted the update Monday, part of the department's regular cycle of alerts on programming, trips and services for residents age 60 …
The Wrentham Housing Authority posted a search this week for a new executive director to lead the agency, a notable leadership opening at the town's affordable housing arm. Separately, residential tax rates rose in 109 Massachusetts communities for fiscal 2026, according to a Wrentham P…
Wrentham approves $2.5M demolition contract for public works building. Chair John Murphy guided the committee to a unanimous 6-0 vote on a $2,573,272 Castagna Construction bid for demolition and site preparation. Committee members reviewed site remediation risks, construction oversight, and
Wrentham Planning Board agrees to pursue data center moratorium. Vice Chair Charles Woodhams raised resident concerns about data center development, noting that Attleboro, Mansfield, and Norwood have pursued bans or limits on such projects. Members including Clerk Robert English, Alfred Bou-Assi,
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