Charlton Activities Council coordinates Blueberry Festival with 31 applications and finalized town permits. Board members Richard Watts and Ray Mancini will assist with promotional sign distribution for the event, which will feature a presentation from Animal Adventures and is recruiting food truck
Fire Substation Building Committee approves $976,606 contractor payment and change order. The committee voted unanimously to authorize Pay Requisition 13 at its May 13 meeting via Zoom, and also approved Change Order Number 13 totaling $15,139.44 net in four separate change proposals, according to
Charlton Conservation Commission issues permits for three residential renovation projects. The commission issued Orders of Conditions for home renovation work at 27 Robert Blvd, 97-C Baker Pond Road, and 18 Ramshorn Road, the latter involving a septic system replacement with restoration
Charlton Select Board voted to reorganize after the annual election, unanimously electing Stephen Koronis as Chairman, David Singer as Vice-Chairman, and Michael Kavorkian as Clerk. In a 3-2 vote, the board approved sending a letter to State Senator Ryan Fattman urging passage of an expanded
Keep Charlton Beautiful Committee approves minutes, plans fall plantings with Charlton Garden Club. Chair Debbie Marquis reported $14 in Earth Day Festival sales and said she will order a terracotta water barrel for Town Hall display. Members Kathleen Walker and Catherine Jolicoeur plan to attend
Water Sewer Commission reorganizes and approves consultant renewal. The Commission unanimously re-elected Robert Coleman as Chair and Thomas Coleman as Vice Chair, with Emmanuel Asenso as Clerk. The Commission approved renewal of consultant Vincent Masterson's contract for the coming fiscal year
Charlton Council on Aging approves WISE education program and equipment funding. The board voted unanimously to enroll in Assumption University's WISE continuing education program, available both online and in person, and to authorize Director Michelle Drumm to purchase a machine for sealing and
Charlton Board of Health hears resident concerns about blasting operations near Larnerd Hill. At its May 5 meeting, the three-member board heard resident Eric Borgeson present concerns about silica dust, damaged foundations, and neighbors who relocated due to health impacts including PTSD. Chair
Charlton senior center feasibility committee advances three design options for the facility. The committee reviewed LiRo architectural assessments incorporating design modifications for security, storage, screened-in porch, and parking, plus a new construction option at an alternate site. An MCOA
Select Board unanimously appoints Karen LaCroix to Town Clerk position through June 30, 2029, completing the town's conversion of the role from elected to appointed status following voter approval at the October 2025 Special Town Meeting. Town Administrator Andrew M. Golas noted the February 2025
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