Community Preservation Committee recommended two preservation projects to the October Town Meeting. Chair John Stephens oversaw the August 27 reorganization confirming Paul Scarlett as Vice Chair, Kenneth Holberger as Treasurer, and Justin Wood as Clerk in a 7-0 vote. In separate unanimous votes,
Community Preservation Committee advances Blackstone River Greenway study. The committee backed a conditional $90,000 funding plan for a feasibility study of a continuous multi-use trail connecting Worcester to Providence, with segments in Grafton, supporting an alternative strategy to proceed if a
Community Preservation Committee approves $1.2M in available heritage and housing grants. Treasurer Kenneth Holberger reported two new grant placeholders: $10,000 for conservation of Currier & Ives prints at Grafton Fire Station No. 2 and $15,000 for a Blackstone Greenway feasibility study
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