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A collection of 174 issues

Fourth of July Committee reviews vendor plans for summer events.

Fourth of July Committee sets schedule for five summer events, with current reserves of $29,783.83. Chairman Ben Barakian led presentations from vendors including volleyball sponsors Tami and Doug Briggs (June 27), Junior Olympics coordinator Elise Milliken (ages 4-12, free entry), Lilac Hedge

Planning Board approves sign, lot divisions, and common driveway.

Planning Board approves monument sign and endorses lot divisions. The board unanimously approved a 32.5-square-foot non-illuminated monument sign for Harmony Place on Fidelity Drive and endorsed an Approval Not Required plan dividing 235 Glenwood Rd. into three conforming lots of 70,000-plus square

Wachusett Regional School District budget draws $500K potential health plan savings

Wachusett Regional School District budget faces 7.5 percent increase to Rutland's assessment. Superintendent Dr. James Reilly presented an FY2027 budget with a 4.44 percent overall increase, noting the district is in "hold harmless" for the third year running due to declining enrollment. The

Finance Committee approves prior minutes, reviews WRSD FY27 budget.

Rutland Finance Committee reviews WRSD FY27 budget with potential $500,000 assessment relief pending. Dr. James Reilly, Superintendent, presented a 7.5 percent increase to Rutland's assessment offset by a union health plan transition the district says could save the town approximately $500,000,

Council on Aging addresses Senior Center repairs and plans expo assistance.

Rutland Council on Aging addresses Senior Center heating and facility oversight. Chair Karen Juliano and four council members heard from Director Nancy Nichols on an Alzheimer's program, an AARP walking initiative with rest stops, and ongoing outreach to Representative Jim McGovern for rural