Select Board Offers Boiteau $115,000 TA Contract
Hubbardston Select Board voted unanimously to offer town administrator candidate Matthew Boiteau a $115,000 contract.
Hubbardston Select Board voted unanimously to offer town administrator candidate Matthew Boiteau a $115,000 contract.
The Hubbardston Council on Aging agreed to let the Lions Club host this year's Horribles Parade at the Senior Center, ending Chair Florence Pervier's roughly 50-year run organizing the event.
The Hubbardston Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend closing a $274,500 fiscal year 2027 budget deficit using free cash and stabilization funds instead of an override.
The Hubbardston Select Board voted unanimously to begin contract negotiations with Matthew Boiteau for town administrator, passing over fellow finalist James Ryan. Board members cited Boiteau's military service and his negotiating experience at the post office as factors in the decision.
Hubbardston's Board of Health approved a septic repair plan and two Halloween-weekend food permits while a resident pressed the board over an unanswered vaccine-clinic records request.
The Hubbardston Cultural Council outlined a $9,904 pool for its 2027 grant cycle, boosted by three canceled 2026 events rolling their funding forward.
Hubbardston's Select Board interviewed two finalists for town administrator but made no decision.
Hubbardston's Conservation Commission continued a Lombard Road home-construction hearing to Nov. 10 after neighbors said they missed the meeting's start time, and set an Oct. 13 site visit.
Hubbardston Select Board pulls Plum Tree Lane plowing from its fall warrant after an impasse over a private road.
Hubbardston library trustees approve $1,000 for renovation touch-ups while racing a grant deadline.
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