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
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The Winchendon Council on Aging unanimously approved prior minutes and the Director's Report at its May 28 meeting, with Miranda Jennings reporting strong program growth including a successful Health Fair and expansion of the Taste of Home lunch initiative. The Council received a $34,481 Robinson
WINCHENDON -- May 26, 2026, Winchendon Planning Board votes to pursue joint workshop with ZBA as two 40B projects advance. The board, which reappointed its existing chair and Amy as vice chair at its May
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Winchendon Parks Commission plans seasonal events amid routine updates. The Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed recent event programming, including Taste of Winchendon and Stratton Players' The Princess Bride, and moved forward with planning for Montapalooza on May 30 and June's history-themed
Board of Selectmen approves warrant changes and wine permit. Chair Andrew Beauvais and Selectwomen Audrey LaBrie, Melissa Blanchard, and Erika Eitland voted unanimously to increase the Arts Lottery Revolving Fund to $15,000 on the town meeting warrant. The board also unanimously approved a special
WINCHENDON -- May 18, 2026, Ashburnham Board of Selectmen unanimously extends cannabis retailer's host community agreement deadline to December 31. The board approved the first amendment to the host community agreement with Eddie&
Winchendon Conservation Commission approves four septic and landscaping permits in May hearing. The five-member board unanimously approved negative determinations for new septic systems at 75 Island Road and 399 Maple Street, finding the work does not require a Wetlands Protection Act license. The