Wrentham Select Board unanimously approves $19.56 million bond issuance for public works facility. Town Manager Michael King said the bonds were sold to Fidelity Capital Markets at $20,067,735.61 plus accrued interest, with principal payments spanning 30 years through 2056 and interest rates from
Woburn City Council committees review municipal debt and advance a wetlands ordinance overhaul.
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approves June 15 special election for Roderick Elementary School debt exclusion. The five-member board voted 5-0 to call the election and approve ballot language seeking voter authorization to exempt from Proposition 2 1/2 the amounts required to pay for bonds for
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 Select Board forms housing committee, debates secret-ballot threshold, backs conservation agent deal.
Wrentham Select Board approves two major planning initiatives in routine session. The board voted unanimously to establish a Housing Production Plan Committee with representation from the housing authority, planning board, zoning board of appeals, select board, and three citizens at large, and to
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approved a new off-premises wine and malt license and gave Town Manager Michael King a 4.88-out-of-5 performance rating at its March 4 remote meeting.
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approves liquor license for Maui's Deli Shop. The board granted off-premises wine and malt and common victualler licenses to J&M Delights, Inc. d/b/a Maui's Deli at 305 Shears Street after a public hearing conducted remotely. In separate unanimous votes, the board
Wrentham Select Board endorses $106.5 million Roderick Elementary School project and approves a $2.5 million land purchase.
Wrentham Select Board unanimously endorses $106.55 million Roderick School project for state approval. Presiding in the absence of Chair Christopher Gallo, Vice Chair Michelle Rouse led the 4-0 vote with members James Anderson, William Harrington, and Roy Lamothe to forward the School Building
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