School Building Project Still Stalled over Bid Protests
The Elementary School Building Committee (ESBC) conducted a brief meeting on November 15, 2024, to...
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Library Construction Bid Comes in Close to Budget
General Contractor (GC) bids for construction cost of the Jones Library Demolition/Expansion Project have come...
Multiple Protests of Fort River Bids Aired at Hearing with Attorney General
The Massachusetts Attorney General (AG) Fair Labor Division conducted a public hearing on bid protests...
Results Start to Emerge for Library Project’s Rebidding Effort
Subcontractor bids for the Jones Library Demolition/Expansion project came in on October 17. These are...
Public Comment: A Better Plan Is Possible for Protecting the Historic Jones Library
The following public comment was presented at the town’s Section 106 Review for the Jones...
School Superintendent Floats Grade 7-12 Consolidation to Solve Chronic Budget Woes
Report on the Four Towns Meeting of September 28, 2024 The meeting was held at...
Funding and Design Progressing for High School Track and Field
Assistant Town Manager Dave Ziomek and Capital Projects Manager Bob Peirent provided a brief update...
Opinion: Jones Library Bidders Beware
Despite objections from many quarters and documented failures by library and town officials to share...
Repeated Rejections of Library Funding From State Historic Commission Were Hidden From Town Council and the Public
The Jones Library Director, other library officials, and top town government officials delayed public acknowledgement...
School Building Project Expected to be Nearly $5 Million Under Budget
The Elementary School Building Committee met on September 20, 2024 to discuss the bids received...
Elementary School Building Project Bid Comes in Under Budget
According to BidDocs, the bid for the Fort River Elementary School project has come in...
Opinion: Finance Committee Squanders Opportunity to Shed Light on Financial Status of Jones Building Project
On September 3, the Finance Committee finally had the library demolition/expansion project on its agenda...