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$1M bridge replacement planned over Dorothy Pond - Vimarsana News

$1M bridge replacement planned over Dorothy Pond

The current bridge is 96 years old, and showing its age

Hendricks overcomes obstacles to earn positive review - Vimarsana News

Hendricks overcomes obstacles to earn positive review

Town manager who took over after predecessor left suddenly has cleared many hurdles

Millbury municipal buildings back in business June 1 - Vimarsana News

Millbury municipal buildings back in business June 1

Visitors must wear masks, but Town Hall, the library, and the Senior Center all reopen

Millbury School Committee holds firm on budget increase - Vimarsana News

Millbury School Committee holds firm on budget increase

Lisa Redmond Special to the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle MILLBURY — The Millbury School Committee had some strong reactions to the possibility that it may need to trim about $180,000 from its proposed fiscal 2022 school budget due to the town manager’s “conservative’’ budgeting for next fiscal year.  School Business Administrator Richard Bedard Jr. told the School Committee on April 14 that Town Manager Sean Hendricks, who is new to the job, presented the Finance Committee with his overall fiscal 2022 town/school budget of $47,031,414, which is a total increase of 2.5 percent, or $1....

Millions in COVID relief can't be used for Millbury school budget - Vimarsana News

Millions in COVID relief can't be used for Millbury school budget

Millions in COVID relief can't be used for Millbury school budget Lisa Redmond Special to the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle MILLBURY – Town Manager Sean Hendricks told the Finance Committee he is “sitting on’’ $600,000 the town received in COVID relief money with another $4 million expected through the American Rescue Plan Act, but he won’t touch either to bridge the $330,000 funding gap in the proposed fiscal 2022 school budget. “I never thought I’d be a town manager saying, ‘Stop giving me money,’ to federal or state money … But I can’t spend it,’’ Hendricks told the ...