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Northborough Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Fire station panel confronts mold, OSHA warnings

Fire station panel confronts mold, OSHA warnings. From our own coverage: Fire station panel confronts mold, OSHA warnings; Historic panel weighs Trinity Church steeple letter.

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  • Fire station panel confronts mold, OSHA warnings Northborough's Fire Station Building Committee took up new mold and OSHA concerns after a member found exposed spray foam insulation may have exceeded manufacturers' exposure limits while the building sits open to the weather.Northborough News
  • Historic panel weighs Trinity Church steeple letter Northborough's Historic District Commission considered a letter backing the Trinity Church steeple's Community Preservation Act restoration, with Chair Bob Light calling the proposal "very well thought out," while also weighing roof-color rules at 35 Howard Street and the Revolution 250 Committee's wind-down.Northborough News
  • Finance panel revisits records request dispute Northborough's Financial Planning Committee reopened a disagreement over a member's records request, with Chair Ken Pickard saying Town Administrator Stephanie declined to seek town counsel's opinion on its scope, a dispute member Michael Shaka said remains unresolved.Northborough News

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