The Wenham Community Preservation Committee held its annual public hearing Tuesday on FY27 grant applications totaling nearly $625,000, with funding decisions scheduled for January 20. Major requests included roof replacements for Town Hall ($145,000-$220,000) and the Police Station
Wenham Conservation Commission clears Gordon College's Lane Student Center expansion. The commission voted unanimously to issue a negative determination of applicability, allowing the project at 255 Grapevine Road to proceed without additional wetlands review. The proposed addition includes a
Wenham climate committee reaches consensus on EV policy, rejects fee hike. The Climate Action and Sustainability Committee indicated support for adopting an EV-First policy without formal vote, while rejecting a proposed one-tenth of a cent per kilowatt-hour addition to Community Choice Aggregation
Wenham Select Board sets spring elections and appoints public safety personnel. The Board uniformly swore in Sergeant Bart Connors, Sergeant Michelle Princi, and Officer Marissa DeLucia with Town Clerk Dianne Bucco administering oaths, and appointed Officer Brian Pratt to full-time status. Michael
Wenham Community Preservation Committee holds annual public hearing on $598,350 in FY27 grant requests. Six projects were presented, with the Affordable Housing Trust seeking $300,000 for housing renovations at 24 Cherry Street, the Conservation Commission requesting $200,000 for future open space
Wenham Board of Health reviews chicken permitting, flu vaccination. Chair Regina Baker reported Massachusetts Department of Public Health has documented very high flu activity and residents should continue vaccination and hygiene precautions; the board is acquiring a vaccine refrigerator before the
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