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Housing for All program launches in Natick with first CPA funding

Housing for All program launches in Natick with first CPA funding received. At a virtual meeting led by Chair Ganesh Ramachandran, the board voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and moved into executive session. Board members Gonzalo Puigbo and Kim Chagnon resigned due to personal

Recreation and Parks Commission approves minutes, reviews South Natick parks grant

Recreation and Parks Commission approves prior minutes and hears grant status. Community Services Director Angela Snell reported the $1.2 million ECO One Stop grant application for Grove Park and South Natick Multipurpose Area has been submitted, with a town match of $96,813 to be voted on at April

Morse Institute Library Board elects officers, advances strategic planning.

The Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees unanimously elected its slate of officers, naming Kathleen Donovan as President, Sally McCoubrey as Vice President, Carol Gloff as Clerk/Secretary, Gerald Mazor as Treasurer, and Anna McMahan as Trustee-at-Large. Director Miki Wolfe reported that

Council on Aging approves associate-member term change retroactively.

Council on Aging approves retroactive change extending associate-member terms to three years. The 11-member board voted unanimously on the Governance Subcommittee proposal, affecting previously appointed members. In separate action, the board voted 8-3 to endorse the Natick Police Stop Elder

Council on Aging Safety Workgroup convenes to plan elder fraud prevention roadshow.

Council on Aging Safety Workgroup approves roadshow on elder financial scams. The workgroup, including Jim Fitzgerald and Laura Forker, voted to recommend a Natick Police Department financial scam awareness roadshow at six locations: Cedar Gardens, Coolidge Gardens, Sherwood Village, Natick