Medfield board closes hearing on Rosebay 40B project. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously June 24 to close the public hearing on Medfield Limited Partnership's application for a Comprehensive Permit to construct 45 age-restricted affordable rental units on Medfield Housing Authority's
Medfield School Committee backs DeDonato for finance operations director. The committee unanimously authorized Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Marsden to negotiate an employment contract with Kristyn DeDonato for the position vacated by Michael LaFrancesca's departure. Dr. Marsden emphasized the
One Medfield obituary notice was published the week of June 15–21, 2026: Taft, Caleb Pauli, 43, of Medfield, who died June 5, 2026; a memorial service was held June 15 at Wellesley Village Church. The obituary was handled by Henry J. Burke & Sons Funeral Home and is posted on Echovita.
Two Medfield youth sports organizations are kicking off summer programming this week. The Medfield Youth Basketball Association (MYBA) opens its Triple Threat Summer Clinic and Girls' FastBreak Summer Clinic on June 22, targeting boys in grades 2–8 and girls in grades 3–8, respectively,…
Medfield's Zoning Board continues Rosebay 40B affordable housing hearing to June 24. The board, sitting as the Comprehensive Permit Granting Authority, continues its review of the Rosebay at Medfield Limited Partnership's proposal for 45 age-restricted rental units at 30 Pound Street. Chair John J.
Medfield School Building Committee opens designer selection process for Dale Street School. The committee unanimously approved April and May invoices from consultant Vertex Companies as it advances the designer selection for the Massachusetts School Building Authority-funded project. Seven
Medfield Zoning Board approved its first accessory dwelling unit permit under the town's new bylaw. The board unanimously approved Teresa James's application to convert a pre-existing garage and barn at 67 Harding Street into a 1,160-square-foot handicapped-accessible residential unit. Chair John
Select Board approves $61,686.98 in downtown facade improvements to four businesses. The Board unanimously approved four projects from five applications under a state-funded economic development program, awarding $20,000 each to Zullo Gallery for masonry and signage restoration at 454-456A Main