A quiet Flag Day gives way to a packed Winchendon week as Beals Memorial Library moves to the center of community life. The library hosts a Community Conversation on its bathroom facilities June 16 and throws its Summer Reading Club Kick Off Party June 18, while the town's meeting calen…
Winchendon Council on Aging updates Mission Statement, advances grant-funded programs. The COA met June 11 with consultant Jane LaPointe to modernize the organization's 20-year-old Mission Statement, with 14 members present. The Robinson Broadhurst Foundation awarded $34,481 to support an ADA
WINCHENDON -- June 9, 2026, Westminster Planning Board votes to engage on 48-unit Adams Street affordable housing project. The board voted unanimously at its June 9 meeting to send an advisory letter to the
Winchendon selectmen approve summer permits and reappoint committee members. Andrew Beauvais and Tiffany Newton were unanimously re-elected Chair and Vice-Chair; Erika Eitland was appointed to the Building Committee. The board approved permits for events including the Wendell P. Clark Memorial YMCA
Winchendon Redevelopment Authority approves invoices and finances for park projects. The board unanimously approved invoices and financial reports, with Town Manager William McKinney present. Chair Leston Goodrich, Vice Chair David P. Connor, and members Mike Barbaro and Garrett Wante voted 4-0 on
WINCHENDON -- June 4, 2026, The Ashburnham-Westminster Regional School Committee reorganized Thursday, electing Kyle Johnson as chair, Jennifer Storm as vice chair, and Kimberly Russo as secretary for the 2026-27 school year. The
Parks and Recreation Commission approves minutes and reviews six summer community events. Coordinator Shaina reported a $75,000 Robinson Broadhurst Award for marketing, staffing, and entertainment, with the commission continuing park rebranding work and exploring new parks maps. Upcoming events
WINCHENDON -- June 1, 2026, Winchendon Board of Selectmen formally urges the Zoning Board of Appeals to press hard on conditions for a proposed 48-unit affordable housing project on Adams Street. The board voted