Wrentham Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Select Board addresses Bennett Street safety sign request
Select Board addresses Bennett Street safety sign request. From our own coverage: Select Board addresses Bennett Street safety sign request; Planning Board advances data center ban proposal. Also in today's brief (5 items): King Philip girls soccer wins tight 3-2 home game.
From Wrentham News
- Select Board addresses Bennett Street safety sign request Wrentham Select Board took up a public hearing on a Bennett Street curve warning sign, backed by Police Chief Bill McGrath, as part of a wider agenda covering farm event permits, committee appointments and a West Street cleanup deadline.Wrentham News
- Planning Board advances data center ban proposal Wrentham Planning Board moved to recommend Town Meeting zoning amendments that would keep data centers out of every district, while continuing hearings on an Arbor Inn Motel project and a proposed Taco Bell near the outlets.Wrentham News
- Select Board signs warrant for Nov. 9 Town Meeting Wrentham Select Board signed the warrant for the Nov. 9 Annual Fall Town Meeting during a brief Oct. 13 session, formally setting the slate of articles voters will take up this fall.Wrentham News
- DPW closes Red Bird Road and Circle Drive for paving The Town of Wrentham reported that the Department of Public Works closed Circle Drive and Red Bird Road this week for paving, with the first pavement layer laid on Red Bird Road Oct. 24.Wrentham News
Yesterday in Wrentham (Sun, Oct 25)
- King Philip girls soccer wins tight 3-2 home game Wrentham Patch reported that King Philip Regional's girls soccer team pulled out a close 3-2 win at home, without further detail on the opponent or date in its roundup post.Wrentham Patch
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