SEA: Large-scale improvements needed for sewer
By Caitlyn Kelleher JOURNAL REPORTER
      Westminster residents are going to have to decide if they want to fund a $3.3 million upgrade to the sewer system before even discussing expansion to the system. Michael Cunningham, from SEA Consultants, presented the results of a four-year review of the wastewater management in town. Cunningham ...
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Hi Smokey!
      The members of Beth Foster's kindergarten class stood by the fire engine at the Westminster Fire Station during a field trip from Meetinghouse School. The trip to the fire station is part of a multi-year program with the fire department to teach students about fire safety.
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COMMUNITY NOTES
      Commission members sought The Westminster Historical Commission is involved in the community's preservation planning process by identifying, describing and locating buildings, structures, objects, areas, burial grounds, landscape features and sites that are of historical, architectural, or archa...
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Couture first in chess tourney
      David Couture, of Westminster, is one of three nationally rated chess players to tie for first place in last week's Edmund N. Wheeler Memorial tournament. Couture tied with Martin Laine, of Lunenburg, and Larry Gladding, of Leominster. They each scored 3.5 points out of five to finish deadlocked ...
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MEETING MATTERS
FORBUSH MEMORIAL LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007
Compiled by Caitlyn Kelleher Journal Reporter
      Top story: The Board of Trustees met to briefly to discuss the planning for the upcoming renovation project. The board decided to go with an asphalt shingle roof that will look like the slate roof, which is on the front of the original building.
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