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Millbury Redevelopment Authority approves food truck festival expenses, tables school donation discussion.

Millbury Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved food truck festival spending at its March 18 meeting. Chairperson Leonard Mort, Clerk Sean Cooper, and Treasurer Harold Proodian authorized $280 for table rentals and $182.34 for liability insurance, plus up to $1,500 in advertising under

Redevelopment Authority · Meeting of March 18, 2026

Millbury Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved food truck festival spending at its March 18 meeting. Chairperson Leonard Mort, Clerk Sean Cooper, and Treasurer Harold Proodian authorized $280 for table rentals and $182.34 for liability insurance, plus up to $1,500 in advertising under Proodian's discretion for the May 17 event. The board tabled a discussion of donating to the schools' music program, citing difficulties coordinating with school officials.

During new business, members discussed establishing a Facebook presence to solicit community input on redevelopment projects, identifying a potential fairground site and exploring redevelopment of the vacant S&D mill as possible goals.

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Source: the Redevelopment Authority meeting of March 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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