WHITMAN — The Town of Whitman would like to share guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection regarding the issue of stagnant water in buildings resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maynard Selectmen Defer Personal Property Tax Bill Deadline for Businesses, Waive Late Fees through June
MAYNARD — Town Administrator Greg Johnson reports that the personal property tax deadline for businesses has been deferred to June 1 and the town is waiving related late fees through June 30.
Norwood Bank Makes Donation to Norwood Public Schools Family Meals Program to Fund Program Through June
NORWOOD — Town of Norwood General Manager Tony Mazzucco is pleased to announce that Norwood Bank has made a $60,000 donation to help fund the town’s weekly family meals program for the months of May and June.
(List) Many Rochester Restaurants Still Open for Takeout
ROCHESTER — City Manager Blaine Cox and Mayor Caroline McCarley wish to provide the community with regular updates about the town’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 emergency. There remains no shortage of food or groceries in the region. Many of Rochester’s restaurants remain open for takeout, drive-thru, and delivery services. The following is a list […]
Mayor of Gloucester, Board of Health Issue Emergency Order for Personal Care Businesses to Close by Sunday, March 22
GLOUCESTER – In an effort to expand and continue the practice of social distancing in Gloucester, Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and Emergency Management Director and Assistant Fire Chief Joe Aiello announce that an emergency order has been issued for all personal care businesses in the city to close on Sunday, March 22.
Pentucket Superintendent Provides Update on Middle-High School Building Project
WEST NEWBURY — Superintendent Justin Bartholomew is pleased to announce that construction for the Pentucket Regional Middle-High School building is set to begin this spring.
Pentucket Students Place at District 3 DECA Competition
WEST NEWBURY — Superintendent Justin Bartholomew is pleased to share that several students recently placed at the District 3 DECA Competition.
City of Rochester Grants $45,000 JOB Loan to Back Hill Brewery
ROCHESTER — Mayor Caroline McCarley and City Manager Blaine Cox are pleased to announce that the City of Rochester has awarded a $45,000 JOB Loan to support the launch of a local brewery.
Rochester’s Stitches Alterations & Needleworks to Host Open House
ROCHESTER — Residents looking to have curtains made, a jacket tailored or a hem repaired need look no further– a new business in Rochester will provide a local destination for sewing and alterations needs of all kinds.
Town of Groveland Encourages Survey Participation for Elm Square Study
GROVELAND — Town Planner Rebecca Oldham is pleased to share that the Town of Groveland is encouraging residents to participate in a survey on the current economic condition of Elm Square.