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Wrentham Opens Fall Town Meeting Warrant For Resident Articles

Wrentham opened its Fall Town Meeting warrant this week, inviting residents and departments to file articles ahead of the fall session. The town posted the move Wednesday, August 19, alongside its in-person early voting schedule for the State Primary and new vendor registration for Wren…

WRENTHAM — Wrentham's Fall Town Meeting warrant is officially open for resident and department article submissions, the town announced Wednesday. The announcement came alongside a new in-person early voting schedule for the State Primary and the opening of vendor registration for the annual Wrentham Day celebration.

TOWN HALL

Wrentham's Fall Town Meeting warrant is now open, giving residents and town departments a window to file articles ahead of the fall session, according to a town News Flash notice posted Wednesday. The same day, the town released its in-person early voting schedule for the State Primary, giving voters clarity on when they can cast ballots in person ahead of the state election.

Separately, the town opened vendor registration for Wrentham Day, inviting local businesses and community groups to apply for a spot at the town's annual fall celebration.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Iconic candy company opens first New England store at Mass. outlet mall": Haribo held a grand opening for its second U.S. retail store, and its first in New England, at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, according to MassLive.com. (read it at https://www.masslive.com/ne-where/2026/08/iconic-candy-company-opens-first-new-england-store-at-mass-outlet-mall.html)

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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