Morse Library Board heard that a Strategic Planning Committee survey will launch September 19 seeking community input on the library's future direction. The committee finalized survey questions and distribution plans during the meeting.
Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent in fiscal 2026. The Board of Trustees heard that programming attendance increased to an estimated 24,170 from 15,538 the previous year, driven by increased funding and expanded outreach across all departments. The total number of programs rose
Morse Institute Library Board affirms online privacy protection for staff facing harassment. Director Miki Wolfe brought the affirmation before Trustees Kathleen Donovan, Carol Gloff, Gerry Mazor, Sally McCoubrey, and Anna McMahan, noting that library staff nationwide face vulnerability to doxxing
Morse Library trustees approve FY27 budget and welcome new Bacon Library director. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved prior minutes and learned that Town Meeting endorsed the $2,854,074 Fiscal Year 2027 budget for Morse Institute Library. Director Miki Wolfe reported the installation of
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
Natick library trustees approve April installation for "A Home for Our Future Generations" public art project. Director Miki Wolfe reported the FY27 budget presentation to the Finance Committee went well, and over 200 people attended the March 7 mini-golf fundraiser. The board approved revised
Morse Institute Library Board approves public art project on front lawn. The trustees unanimously backed installation of "A Home for Our Future Generations" for May 2026 through August 2026, with presentation by Jillian Wilson-Martin, Town Director of Sustainability. Director Miki Wolfe reported
Natick Library Board approves revised fines policy, authorizes long-range planning consultant search. The five-member board voted unanimously to update its Overdue Fines Policy, primarily replacing references to the Speed Reads collection with the Lucky Day collection. Board President Kathleen
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