Sturbridge Finance Committee finalizes town meeting warrant report
Sturbridge Finance Committee finalizes its annual town meeting report ahead of an April 27 vote.
Sturbridge Finance Committee finalizes its annual town meeting report ahead of an April 27 vote.
Board of Assessors approved prior minutes and signed administrative documents at its April 6 meeting. The board voted unanimously to approve meeting and executive-session minutes from March 2, 2026, and signed monthly documents including motor vehicle abatement, boat abatement, and real estate
Sturbridge Select Board reviews five years of Route 20 crash data, appoints new police officer.
Sturbridge Finance Committee approved the $1.11 million Capital Improvement Plan including a $250,000 sidewalk snowplow in a 4-3 vote on April 2, declining Committee member Mike Hager's attempt to exclude the equipment. Hager objected to the Select Board's recent policy requiring the town to clear
Sturbridge Finance Committee restores $250,000 sidewalk plow to capital plan, breaking with the Select Board.
Sturbridge Conservation Commission unanimously finalizes cleanup order for 71 Mashapaug Road after three-year enforcement dispute.
The Sturbridge Finance Committee unanimously recommended a $20,000 betterment appropriation for the Big Alum Lake Association to fund a consultant study on algae blooms and invasive weeds affecting the 200-acre lake. Finance Committee Chair Kevin Smith deferred recommendations on three Special Town
Sturbridge Finance Committee recommends three town meeting articles, tables a tax rate fight on a 7-1 vote.
Committee votes to demand town take over lake testing. The Sturbridge Lakes Advisory Committee unanimously voted to demand that the town assume full responsibility for annual water testing and record keeping, including hiring professional staff and funding laboratory work. Members, who currently
Sturbridge Finance Committee backs a $46.1 million town budget and splits 5-2 on a library accessibility project.