Conservation Commission approves Shore Road driveway, schedules May solar hearing. Chair Christine Morrison, Co-Chair John Turner, and Commissioners Brandon Avery and Erin Lynch approved resource delineation analysis with conditions for Phil Hayes' 23 Shore Road driveway restoration project on
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen approves new manager for Grove Street business. The board unanimously approved Diptiben Patel as new manager for Swamini Enterprise Inc d/b/a Bob's Deli and Variety at 39 Grove Street after finding all documentation in order. The 20-minute meeting also formalized
The North Brookfield School Committee approved continuing school choice enrollment for 2026-27 and a revised Washington, D.C., trip for grades seven through 12 in spring 2027.
Board of Selectmen closes Mad Brook Road Bridge on MassDOT safety recommendation. Chair Jamie Gilman, Vice Chair Ralph Kay, and member Jason Petraitis voted unanimously at the April 21 meeting to close the bridge immediately after MassDOT warned that deteriorating steel supports create a safety
NORTH BROOKFIELD -- April 21, 2026, North Brookfield closes Madbrook Road Bridge and launches two new competitive bidding processes at busy Board of Selectmen session. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously April 21 to close
North Brookfield approves $778k in budget transfers at special town meeting. The town's registered voters unanimously approved 29 budget transfer articles totaling approximately $778,000 from Free Cash and other accounts. Major capital appropriations included $128,417.30 for a new Highway
North Brookfield's 2026 Special Town Meeting approved all 29 warrant articles in 31 minutes Friday, directing roughly $762,000 in mid-year fund transfers across municipal departments.
North Brookfield sewer faces clarifier replacement crisis and contract uncertainty. Sewer Superintendent Eric Cardenas reported April 14 that Clarifier Number 1 is deteriorating with obsolete replacement parts, requiring grant funding for replacement. The Synagro hauling contract expires June 30,
Conservation Commission backs Lake Lashaway weed-treatment plan. The North Brookfield Conservation Commission voted to support ongoing herbicide treatment for Lake Lashaway through 2027, with application set to begin at the end of May. Chair Christine Morrison, Co-Chair John Turner, Commissioner
North Brookfield Water Commissioners approve prior meeting minutes and receive staffing and billing updates. Superintendent Jamie Flamand reported that operator Robbie Peterson completed his final day and new operator Zach Ramaska will start Tuesday. The department is implementing new billing