Sutton Select Board News Today

In this weeks column, Jeff Raymond talks about the heat, public records and the ongoing issues with Unified.

Like other beaches around the commonwealth, Marions Camp has opened for the summer with a lifeguard shortage.

The board signed off on a measure to protect 19.23 acres under the states Agricultural Protection Restriction program.

I am running as a write-in candidate for the Select Board. The election will be held on May 24th.

Select Board members and Town Manager James Smith discussed residents concerns about the project, which calls for three large warehouses.

For the past 47 years, Paul Maynard has helped Sutton handle emergencies from floods and brush fires to pandemics.

The towns planner, Jen Hager, gave the Select Board a "what needs to be done" presentation during the boards March 1 meeting.

How best to showcase the towns recreation and open space spots was the main topic of discussion at the first Select Board meeting of the year.

Sutton budget up almost $1M for fiscal 2022 Sandy Quadros Bowles Special to the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle SUTTON — Town Manager James Smith presented a preliminary fiscal 2022 operating budget for the town of $35,235,545, an increase of $946,930 over fiscal 2021 spending, to the Sutton Select Board on Tuesday, Feb. 16. “Fiscal Year 2021 was an interesting and challenging year," Smith said, and one that required a conservative approach to spending and financial planning. “We could not coun...

Sutton Select Board will maintain Gov. Bakers state of emergency Sandy Quadros Bowles SUTTON — The Sutton Select Board will maintain the state of emergency issued in March by Gov. Charlie Baker in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, board chair Wendy Mead said at Tuesday’s meeting, Jan. 19. The town will “continue to follow medical professionals, the CDC and the lead of the Commonwealth as we make our collective way through this pandemic,’’ she said. Her comments and subsequent discu...