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Community Preservation Committee backs $294K for Habitat for Humanity housing

The Northbridge Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to recommend nearly $294,000 in CPA funds for a Habitat for Humanity single-family or duplex project at 1833 Quaker Street, plus $375,000 for playground equipment and site improvements at the Cross Street Tot Lot. Committee Chair

Conservation Commission approves single-family house in wetland buffer zone.

Conservation Commission approves house and septic system in wetland buffer. The board voted unanimously to issue a standard Order of Conditions for a single-family house on Monica Way Lot 26, where approximately half the structure and one-third of the septic system will be located within the

Northbridge Retirement Board approves seven new members, denies four applicants.

Northbridge Retirement Board approves membership for seven town employees. The Board unanimously granted membership to Jennifer Galas, Nicholas Girard, Danielle Guerin, Erin Hightower, Melissa Kakela-Boisvert, Nikita Perez, and Brittany Tremblay, while unanimously denying applications from Aedan

Blackstone Valley Partnership approves strategic plan, reviews health initiatives.

Blackstone Valley Partnership for Public Health approves strategic plan at March meeting. Jack Sullivan's motion for the BME-presented plan passed unanimously, with Colleen Strapponi seconding. Sullivan also reported school survey data showing increased immunization exemptions and fallback rates,

Planning Board approves Fox Hollow subdivision waivers with one dissent on curbing.

Northbridge Planning Board greenlights eight waivers for Fox Hollow Definitive Subdivision. Chair Rebecca Rushford presided with members Berkowitz, Baker, and Kalinowski present as the board voted to approve drainage, roadway, sidewalk, and grading waivers; Kalinowski alone opposed the bituminous