Medfield Planning Board approves cross-town property division at 655 Elm Street. The board voted unanimously on an ANR plan to split the property, which straddles the Medfield-Walpole line, into two parcels. All proposed construction would occur in Walpole. Land Use and Planning Director Maria De
Medfield School Committee approves $609K in budget reductions for fiscal 2027. Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Marsden presented the reduction package, which eliminates elementary Mandarin instruction at Dale Street and Wheelock schools, a high school social studies position, an English teaching
Medfield School Committee approves $609,836 in cuts and ends elementary Mandarin instruction.
Medfield Zoning Board approves special permit for enclosed addition at North Street. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously, 3-0, to grant a special permit to property owners Carla Romney and Stuart Beard for a 20-by-25-foot enclosed addition at 301 North Street, allowing the structure to
School Committee honors 2026 retirees and approves community gifts. The Medfield School Committee unanimously approved the consent agenda, including donations totaling $45,225 to support reading programs, student behavior initiatives, and inclusive school cultures across district schools.
Medfield School Committee honors retiring educators and hears public complaint at June 4 meeting.
Medfield schools prepare to adopt state restraint policy. The School Committee's Policy Subcommittee, chaired by Michelle Kirkby with Leo Brehm as vice chair, reviewed Policy JKAA - Time-Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint of Students on June 3, reflecting updated guidance from the Massachusetts
Council on Aging approves prior minutes and updates senior center garage project. Director Sarah Hanifan reported emergency computer purchases totaling $2,749, programs including Barre Fusion and tai chi, and a June 17 day trip with 24 participants, with Volunteer Coordinator Nicole Garcia
Medfield ZBA continues 40B affordable housing project toward June 18 close. The board, led by Chair John J. McNicholas, reviewed revised site plans from Medfield Limited Partnership for the 45-unit Rosebay development at 30 Pound Street, with engineer Daniel Merrikin detailing fire truck access
The Medfield Select Board unanimously authorized Town Administrator Kristine Trierweiler to sign a letter of support for the FY27 One Stop Program grant, funding Phase 3 infrastructure improvements for redevelopment of the former State Hospital site into 334 units of mixed-income housing. Chair