Webster Retirement Board unanimously approves legal RFP interviews and January warrants totaling $420,502. The five-member board directed Administrator Kristin LaPlante to schedule interviews with candidates in the legal request for proposals process. The board also approved a transfer of
Webster Conservation Commission approved two projects and continued five hearings to February on Jan. 20. Commissioners voted 4-0, with one recusal, to approve an addition at 10 South Point Road, which will require a separate Chapter 91 filing for docks.
Conservation Commission approves two building permits for residential waterfront development and continues multiple cases. The Webster Conservation Commission approved orders of conditions for residential projects at 10 South Point Road and 7 Indian Point Road, with the first receiving approval
Webster selectmen and the Housing Authority appointed Barbara Avery to a vacant authority seat. The unanimous joint vote came after Avery, Frank Stefanik and Rhea Parker each addressed both boards, and the authority chair recommended Avery to keep the board's balance of tenant and community members.
Webster Housing Authority unanimously appoints Barbara Avery, a 24-year HR veteran, as the next commissioner to fill a vacancy left by the death of Commissioner Herra. Chair David DuPont nominated Avery specifically for her outside perspective and ability to bring balance to the board. Two other
Webster board approves restaurant wine license ahead of Super Bowl opening. The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a Wine and Malt Beverages License for Sauced & Tossed Chicken Co LLC at 32 Main Street, allowing owner Grant Fabbri to convert his popular food truck operation into a
Webster Water Sewer Commission endorses rate study amid complex School billing impasse. Superintendent Thomas Cutler presented draft FY27 budgets reflecting a town-wide 5 percent reduction, which the Commission approved moving forward on. The School Department recently informed the Commission it
Webster Board of Library Trustees approves FY 2027 budget with five percent reduction. Director Sondra Murphy reported that the Materials Line absorbed most of the cut, with dedicated trust funds covering the shortfall. The board unanimously approved closure on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and
Webster ZBA continued the 11 Pavilion Ave rebuild hearing to Feb. 3. The Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on a special permit to demolish a dilapidated single-family house on Birch Island and build a new one.
Webster's Conservation Commission deadlocked 3-3 on a retroactive dock permit.
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