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Wilmington Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Town declines $6.7M Roman House bid

Wilmington rejects $6.7 million bid to relocate the historic Roman House building. From our own coverage: School Committee tables 2027-28 calendar vote; Wilmington declines $6.7 million Roman House bid.

From Wilmington News

  • School Committee tables 2027-28 calendar vote Wilmington's School Committee tabled its 2027-28 school calendar discussion and turned toward naming the new Wilmington Elementary School, with a recommendation due after reviewing community survey results and new student representative reports.Wilmington News
  • Wilmington declines $6.7 million Roman House bid Town Manager R. Eric Slagle said a New Hampshire moving company sought nearly $6.7 million to relocate the historic Roman House to Andover, a price officials called unworkable, leaving the building's fate pending as a North Wilmington fire substation moves toward a 2028 opening.Wilmington News
  • Finance panel backs paper-compliant MBTA zoning Wilmington's Finance Committee recommended a paper-compliant MBTA zoning district ahead of the November 21 special town meeting, as officials warned the state lawsuit and loss of compliance have already cost the town roughly $1 million a year in grants.Wilmington News

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