Mendon Select Board Confirms Viable Aquifer, Advances Water Expansion to Phase 5
Mendon Select Board unanimously confirms viable aquifer at Providence Road as Phase 4 water study nears completion.
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Mendon Conservation Commission Kicks Off Formal Wetlands Regulation Drafting with Outside Firm
Mendon Conservation Commission launches first comprehensive wetlands regulation effort in at least a decade.
Mendon Boards Weigh Senior Center and Library Futures With No Site Chosen
Mendon Select Board joins library and senior center boards to map long-term facilities future, with no site chosen and a 2031 debt window in view.
Mendon Planning Board Reorganizes, Continues Disputed Approval to June 15
Mendon Planning Board continues disputed commercial approval, hears Colonial Drive subdivision concept.
Mendon Library Trustees Debate Tea House Lease for Town-Owned Rectory Building
Mendon Library Trustees raised concerns over a fast-moving proposal to lease the town's rectory building to Serenity Tea House, a local business that recently lost its private lease.
Mendon Capital Panel Sets Summer Budget Schedule After State Culvert Grant Denied
Mendon Capital Planning Committee maps summer schedule after MassDOT denies Providence Street culvert grant.
Mendon Select Board reorganizes, approves $115,000 in grants and route designation
Mendon Select Board installs new chair, approves $115,000 in grants, and learns bridge funding fell through.
Mendon Council on Aging Advances Four-Site Senior Center Cost Analysis
Mendon's Council on Aging heard a detailed four-site cost analysis for a new senior and community center, with estimated total project costs ranging from $10.3 million to $15.2 million depending on location.
Mendon Board of Health weighs nicotine-free generation tobacco sales ban
Mendon Board of Health hears pitch for generational tobacco ban, reorganizes leadership.
Mendon water board authorizes Eagle Scout hydrant project, approves leak abatement
Mendon's Board of Water Commissioners authorized a local Eagle Scout to paint the town's roughly 35 fire hydrants and approved a $323.32 leak abatement for a Cape Road area resident at its May 18 meeting.