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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of June 22, 2026 through June 28, 2026

Two North Brookfield obituaries were published during the week of June 22–28, 2026: Berard, Anna (died June 22, 2026, age 86) and McMenemy, Sandra L. (died June 23, 2026, age 74). No publicly noted professional or civic role was specified in the available source text for either individu…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of June 22, 2026 through June 28, 2026

Two North Brookfield obituaries were published during the week of June 22–28, 2026: Berard, Anna (died June 22, 2026, age 86) and McMenemy, Sandra L. (died June 23, 2026, age 74). No publicly noted professional or civic role was specified in the available source text for either individu…

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board Creates Fire Chief Search Committee With New Pay Structure

Board of Selectmen creates Fire Chief Search Committee, raises salary to $19K. Chair Jamie Gilman, Vice Chair Ralph Kay, and Clerk Peter Orsi unanimously approved eliminating the Assistant Chief position and raising the Fire Chief salary from approximately $11,000 to $19,000 annually. The board

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board approves gravel pit licensing system for nine operators

North Brookfield selectmen approve gravel pit licensing system for nine local operators. The Board of Selectmen, chaired by Jamie Gilman with Ralph Kay and Peter Orsi present, unanimously approved licenses for nine gravel pit operators under a regulatory framework established by town bylaws in

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Government · Town Meeting

North Brookfield Scraps Board of Fire Engineers

North Brookfield Town Meeting passes $15.4 million budget, scraps elected fire board. Voters approved a fiscal 2027 general fund operating budget of $15,383,318.17 across four motions, including $7,358,698.07 for schools, plus $834,679 for water and $1,384,330.64 for sewer enterprise funds.

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