Fitchburg officials have formally organized a new Tourism Destination Marketing District to coordinate visitor promotion. Also in today's brief (6 items): City organizes new tourism marketing district; Utka Ensemble brings storybook music to library; Hudson soccer travels to Fitchburg T…
Fitchburg Cultural Council voted to hire two consultants for communications and organizational work.
Fitchburg finance panel weighs wellness benefit, park sign and insurance fund moves. From our own coverage: Finance panel takes up wellness benefit, insurance fund shift. Also in today's brief (3 items): District 1 listening session set for Thursday; Blackstone-Millville football visits…
Fitchburg Public Library brings storytelling duo Utka Ensemble to its Boulder Drive site Saturday. Also in today's brief (6 items): Teen Game Night at library Wednesday; Pre-K Prep Look and Find program Thursday; Exploring Autumn program for kids Friday; Utka Ensemble brings storybook m…
Fitchburg declared a new Tourism Destination Marketing District and posted downtown infrastructure updates this week, moves the city outlined on its official website. The city also flagged FY 2025-26 delinquent utility accounts that could face property liens, publishing a searchable lis…
Fitchburg Public Library trustees unanimously elected new officers and approved the mascot name Wallace. Matthew Bruun was elected president, Cynthia Jones secretary, and Eric Mbunwe treasurer.
Fitchburg's Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously repealed a tobacco sales ordinance adopted in 1992.
City Council vote on wage increases falls short by one vote. The Council voted 7-4 to override a mayoral veto on Ordinance 077-26, amending wage step assignments for fiscal year 2027, but needed eight votes for the required two-thirds majority to overturn the mayor's veto, which stands.
License Commission approved nine entertainment and alcohol permits for fall Fitchburg events.
Fitchburg appointed Steffani J. Santiago to fill a vacant seat on the School Committee.
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