Board of Selectmen approves sewer pump station land purchase with one abstention. Chairwoman Mary Krumsiek abstained from the 4-1 vote to acquire Parcel A for the sewer pump station replacement project, while Vice Chair Brian Sora, Clerk Nicholas Lazzaro, Brian Tagg, and Michael Gilchrist voted in
Board of Library Trustees re-elected Keith St. Denis as Chair, Stephanie M. Phillips as Vice Chair, and Eric M Boll as Clerk. The board voted unanimously to move monthly meetings to the third Tuesday starting in August and to skip July. Trustees also unanimously approved an updated Patron
The Millbury Butler Farm Re-Use Committee authorizes $2500 for property door replacements. At its May 20 meeting at Fire Station 2, the committee approved spending on basement and side door replacement, with member Mary Krumsiek gathering cost estimates from C&S. Committee chair Victor Irr noted
The Town Manager Screening Committee held its organizational meeting and swore in all nine members. Ronald Marlborough was unanimously elected Chair, Richard Hamilton as Clerk, and Mary Krumsiek as Vice Chair. Assistant Town Clerk Beth Johnson distributed governance documents and emphasized that
The Millbury Council on Aging unanimously accepted prior minutes and received updates on facility improvements and expanded services. Director Laurie Keefe reported completion of the Senior Center's roof and reception window projects, with the window moved down six inches for ADA compliance. May
Millbury Conservation Commission approves four development projects and one hearing extension. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the 100 Riverlin Street commercial project after reviewing revised plans addressing Massachusetts Department of Environmental
Millbury fire board approves recruit gear and new equipment testing. The Board of Fire Engineers unanimously purchased new recruit academy books and Class B shirts for academy recruits at the May 18 meeting led by Chief Mark Strom and Deputy Chief Peter Balkus. The board authorized testing of an
Millbury School Committee reorganizes with Christopher Wilbur elected chair. The committee voted unanimously to approve a three-year agreement with SEIU Local 888 covering the district's secretaries, cafeteria staff, and custodians/maintenance workers, and reappointed Murphy, Hesse, Toomey, and
Commission on Disabilities examines persistent accessibility failures across municipal and commercial sites. Chairperson Michael Kennedy reported that talking crossing signals at Main and Elm Streets remain inoperative despite prior notification to Public Works Director Matt Stencil, and that only
Millbury Redevelopment Authority approves $2400 for Food Truck Festival. The four-member board voted unanimously May 13 to appropriate $2,400 for making change at the May 17 event and reviewed operational logistics including vendor coordination, transportation, volunteers, QR voting, safety
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