Millbury certified its official September State Primary results this week as state drought status returned to normal. Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper declared the Central Region's drought conditions normal as of September 10, easing water-use concerns heading i…
Millbury Council on Aging reorganized its leadership and reported transportation services surged 24.8 percent. Nancy Pratt was reelected Chairperson, Laurie Corkery Vice Chairperson, and Richard Green Clerk, all by unanimous vote.
Millbury Board of Health voted unanimously September 16 to approve a Memorandum of Understanding for MHOA tobacco inspections in FY27. The motion was made by Vice Chairman Ronald J Marlborough and seconded by Clerk James M Morin.
Planning Board schedules October hearing on Riverlin animal hospital project. The board set a public hearing for October 26, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. on Riverlin Associates LLC's Site Plan Review and Stormwater Management Permit application for a new animal hospital at 211 Riverlin Street, featuring
Millbury Planning Board approves Hampshire Craft Industrial Park site plan despite one dissent. The board voted 4-1 to approve the industrial park site plan at 100 Riverlin Street; Francis DeSimone opposed it while Melody Belliveau, Tony Ngo, Paul Piktelis, and Bruce DeVault supported it. The plan
This week's Millbury obituary notices column carries two entries. Bruso, Albert J., 68, of Worcester, formerly of Millbury, died August 30, 2026, survived by his daughter, Stephanie, and her children, and his son, AJ; his notice was posted by Mulhane Home For Funerals of Millbury. Caban…
Eight deeds were recorded in Millbury between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, 2026, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds filings, but none had a sale price recorded, so a price range and median cannot be calculated for the month. Two of the eight transfers occurred at 16 Ashton Lane, one for the…
Millbury schools open with 1,600 students as capital projects progress. Superintendent Gregory Myers reported enrollment at Elmwood (467, up 16), Shaw (489, up 23), and Jr./Sr. High School (701, down 6) for the first day of classes. Business Manager Patrick Mara said roof and HVAC replacement at