Bolton Select Board approves appointments and business licenses. Chair Kate Buyuk, Bill Nickles, and Brian Boyle voted unanimously to appoint Kristopher Beckeman as Assistant Building Inspector, Jeffrey Hayes as Backup Building Commissioner, Samantha Bosselait to the Audit Advisory Committee for
Bolton Select Board voted to raise the free senior trash-bag program's eligibility age from 61 to 65 and to join the Worcester County Drug Task Force.
Select Board approves regional drug task force participation and senior program changes. Police Chief Donald Murphy requested and received board authorization for Bolton to join the Worcester Drug Task Force, with one officer assigned to coordinate regional drug enforcement efforts, approved 3-0 by
The Bolton Select Board voted unanimously to appoint nine members to a new Town Building Task Force studying whether to keep or sell Town Hall and the Houghton Building.
Bolton Select Board unanimously appoints nine members to Town Building Task Force. The task force, including Planning Board designee James Barr and Historical Commission applicant Bob Busche, will evaluate whether Bolton should retain Town Hall and Houghton Building or sell and pursue commercial
Bolton Select Board approved earlier Sunday alcohol sales for two local businesses. The board voted unanimously, 3-0, to let Nashoba Valley Spirits and Bolton Exchange, doing business as Oak and Orchard, begin serving alcohol at 10 a.m. instead of noon on Sundays, both on Wataquadock Hill Road.
Bolton Select Board approves Sunday alcohol sales at two establishments. The board unanimously granted license amendments to Nashoba Valley Spirits, Ltd., and Bolton Exchange, Inc., each permitting alcohol service from 10 a.m. to noon on Sundays under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 138, Section
Bolton Select Board voted 2-0 to join a five-town microgrid energy consortium that backers say could cut electricity costs and generate new town revenue.
Bolton Select Board elected Kate Buyuk chair and established a building viability task force. The nine-member task force will assess whether the town should retain Town Hall and Houghton Building or sell the facilities and pursue a commercial lease for municipal operations, with recommendations due
Bolton Select Board adopted an updated hazard mitigation plan tying the town's federal funding eligibility to storm and flood preparedness.
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