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Conservation Commission approves MassDOT intersection mitigation plan

Webster Conservation Commission approves amendment to MassDOT intersection project. The board unanimously approved an amended order of conditions for the I-395 Exit 3 intersection improvements after the contractor filled approximately 2,151 square feet of wetland; the mitigation plan requires

Board of Selectmen appoints Evan Wilson to Planning Board

Board of Selectmen unanimously appoints Evan Wilson to Planning Board. The Board of Selectmen approved Wilson's three-year appointment in a 4-0 roll call vote during a brief March 30 session. Selectman Earl Gabor moved the motion, seconded by Selectman Scott Dziedzic. Wilson, a Webster resident for

Housing Authority approves new director contract, modernization work continues.

Housing Authority approves director contract at $108,132 and advances modernization work. Chair David DuPont highlighted Executive Director Melissa Morley's performance as commissioners unanimously approved her new permanent contract, set at a maximum salary of $108,132 with 37.5 weekly hours and a

Webster Finance Committee reviews FY27 budget with brighter projections

Webster Finance Committee reviews $71.6M FY27 budget showing 6.79 percent growth and stronger state aid. The budget increase, presented by Town Administrator Richard LaFond and School Superintendent Monique Pierangeli, reflects 50 additional students and higher Chapter 70 state funding, with a 3.17

WEBSTER SELECTMEN DISCUSS $71.6 MILLION FY27 BUDGET PROPOSAL

Webster Board of Selectmen discussed the fiscal 2027 general fund budget proposal with school and finance committees, totaling $71.6 million, a 6.79 percent increase over FY26. The proposed property tax levy of $35,502,184 includes a 2.5 percent levy increase and $300,000 in new growth revenue.