Millbury Sewer Commission approves drainlayers, connection permit, and abatement. Chairperson Gary Nelson, Vice Chairperson Happy Erickson Jr., and Clerk Richard Green voted unanimously to approve drainlayer licenses for J.B. Lanagan & Co. Inc and William F Tully Jr (Standard Builders) for renewal,
Millbury Board of Selectmen approves annual and election Town Meeting warrant unanimously. The four-member board voted 4-0 to adopt the warrant after removing and renumbering Article 13, with Health Director Julie Van Arsdalen reporting on departmental operations including 4,000 anticipated
Millbury Library Board approves invoices, weighs hiring options for minutes. All five trustees unanimously approved previous-month invoices on a motion by Vice Chairperson Susan Copeland, seconded by Christine Brady. The board also discussed potential funding for hiring staff to take meeting
Asa Waters Task Force approves mansion facility improvements. The five-member board voted unanimously to fund basement window frame replacement and authorize electrical upgrades including portico light replacement, West lawn floor light installation, and fire alarm box relocation. Members also
Millbury Planning Board endorsed four zoning articles for the spring 2026 Annual Town Meeting in a series of unanimous votes. Chair Bruce M. DeVault and board members Francis Desimone, Richard Gosselin, Jr., and Tony Ngo voted 4-0 to recommend favorable action on Articles 21, 15, 16, and 17; they
Conservation Commission discusses MADEP appeal on Lake Singletary drawdown conditions. Rebecca Gendreau of MADEP raised seven concerns with the Sutton Conservation Commission's Orders of Conditions, including insufficient consultation with Mass Fish and Wildlife and a five-foot drawdown exceeding
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
Finance Committee unanimously recommends $63.1 million fiscal 2027 General Fund budget with sewer commissioner pay bump. Chair Charles Cooper and the committee voted to increase sewer commissioner compensation by $500 annually, the first raise in 19 years, drawing from the Sewer Enterprise Fund
Millbury Council on Aging approves policies manual, secures $24,053 transit grant. Director Laurie Keefe reported that the Bank Hometown Fuel Assistance Program completed 57 applications this fiscal year and that Congressman James P. McGovern visited the Senior Center on March 11 to observe Meals
Conservation Commission defers four land-use matters and ratifies enforcement order. Vice Chair Jeffrey Raymond, Clerk Samuel Hill, Paul DiCicco, and Stacey Reed voted unanimously to continue the Certificate of Compliance for 31 Tainter Hill Road to April 15 and two Notices of Intent at 23 Ramshorn
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