Select Board unanimously approves transition plan for fiscal offices in Sterling. Treasurer Collector Victoria Smith will retire in September after 125 remaining work days; Sharon McGowan will assume the position with Meggin Hendley as Assistant Treasurer. Hendley, employed with Sterling for 18
Sterling Finance Committee appoints successors to retiring members. The Finance and Capital Budget committees unanimously reappointed Ezequiel Ayala to the Finance Committee and John Kilcoyne as Finance Committee Vice Chair during a joint meeting Thursday. Mike Padula was also unanimously appointed
Sterling Finance and Capital Budget Committees approve appointments amid leadership transitions. The committees unanimously confirmed Ezequiel Ayala's reappointment to the Finance Committee and John Kilcoyne as Finance Committee Vice Chair, and approved Mike Padula's appointment to the DPW Building
Sterling's Open Space Implementation Committee unanimously approved a $110 expenditure for a booth at the September Sterling Fair to promote the committee's work to the community. In related business, Chuck Plaisted reported that town meeting approved $12,500 for trail clearing and that funds
Library trustees elect new officers following governance review. The Trustees of the Conant Free Public Library unanimously appointed Sara Petullo as Chair and Amanda Sayut as Secretary on May 18. Director Alex Grebinar reported receipt of $11,740 in second-installment state aid and was awarded a
Sterling Economic Development Committee postpones decision on Celebrate Sterling 2026 event. Chair Jim Patacchiola and member Andrew Bluestein discussed using Lex Thomas as event manager and explored the Senior Work Off Program as volunteer support, but deferred action pending Town Administrator
The Sterling DPW Facility Committee approved its April minutes and charted next steps following strong Town Meeting reception for a new building proposal. The committee, chaired by Jonathan Morini, will engage a social media consultant, separately budget building and site fees to enable
Council on Aging approves March minutes, treasurer reports. The Sterling board unanimously approved the March 19, 2026 meeting minutes with one abstention, then voted unanimously to approve treasurer's reports for March and April. Director Sheila Beane reported on Senior Center activities and the
Sterling Board of Health approves Local Upgrade Approval and noise enforcement action. The board voted unanimously to grant an alternative septic system design request at 59 Redstone Hill Road and authorized Chairman Richard Lane to demand noise code compliance from 78 Worcester Road, with
Sterling Select Board reorganizes leadership, elects Maureen Cranson as Chair. Ron Furmaniuk became Vice Chair and Patricia Ward became Clerk in unanimous votes. The board voted unanimously to advance planning for temporary netting at Gibbs Field Little League facility to prevent foul balls from
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