Mendon voters go to the polls Tuesday as the state election gets underway. Also in today's brief (10 items): Planning Board hears 23 Uxbridge Road case; Quarter 2 real estate taxes due; MURSD policy subcommittee meets Monday; MURSD School Committee convenes Monday.
Mendon Town Meeting voted to move the town clerk job to an appointed position. From our own coverage: Select Board finalizes 21-article town meeting warrant; Conservation Commission orders pond study after violation. Also in today's brief (9 items): Fall in to Fairy Tales program set for Thursday.
Coffee and Conversations gathering set Wednesday. From our own coverage: Health board weighs noise bylaw before Tuesday vote; Finance Committee weighs $12 million building project study.
Mendon News obituary notices mark two town residents who died in October. From our own coverage: Obituary notices mark two recent deaths.
OPWDD holds walk-in interviews at library. From our own coverage: Council on Aging weighs leadership, facility plans; Library trustees weigh vendor policy, state aid plan. Also in today's brief (4 items): OPWDD holds walk-in interviews at library.
Mendon's Council on Aging elects new co-chairs and advances plans for a Senior Center parking lot. From our own coverage: Council on Aging elects new co-chairs; Library trustees weigh vendor policy, state aid plan.
Mendon Public Library cancels its Voice of the Constitution celebration and plans to announce a new date. From our own coverage: Nipmuc teacher's new book targets civics classrooms.
Mendon schedules Special Town Meeting for Oct. 27 at 148 North Avenue. From our own coverage: Nipmuc teacher's new book guides civics lessons.
Nipmuc Regional High School history teacher Darcy Daniels co-authors national guide on teaching civics action projects to students.
Mendon Public Library invites residents to read the Constitution aloud Saturday afternoon. Also in today's brief (3 items): Library talk traces Vermont's path to statehood; Library hosts public reading of the Constitution; Cultural Council meets Monday evening.
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