Immediately noticed when navigating to the town of Westminster website is the sense of welcoming. For example, one of the top links on a mid left menu is to a Welcome Brochure. Also listed in the menu of quick links are online payments, town maps, minutes and agendas, meeting videos,Continue Reading
At left is a happy Hummingbird from the town of Warwick, MA. Warwick has a welcoming town website encouraging visitors to locate information about Warwick’s history and attractions and to serve town residents with a source of helpful information and an electronic town hall. Warwick publishes a town newsletter andContinue Reading
Templeton MA has taken a very user friendly approach to its website featuring an easy to read Town Resources section at the left on the home page featuring Pay Bills Online, TCTV Meeting Videos, Minutes and Agendas, Forms and Documents, Reports and Presentations, Tax and GIS Maps, Town Meeting, NotifyContinue Reading
Rutland has taken the Rutland Resources approach on its website to offer its visitors quick links to important information. Forms and documents, pay bills online, minutes and agendas, vital records, gis/property info, bylaws and regulations, schools, policies and employment, public records, and online permitting. Rutland also lists events, dates taxContinue Reading
Yes, the train does go through Royalston, a beautiful community in North Central Massachusetts. On the Royalston website, the approach is of a Citizen Action Center with agendas and minutes, public records, community, online payments, trash and recycling, new residents, emergency services and schools. There’s also a handy news sectionContinue Reading
The Town of Princeton takes the approach of a Resource Center which is easily accessible on the home page of its website and highlights online payments, forms and documents, current projects, town finances, agendas and minutes, vacancies, hours, bids, the Light Department, comments and questions, the Code Red program, andContinue Reading
Pictured at left is Queen Lake in Phillipston, Massachusetts. The town website includes information about Points of Interest in the town including Queen Lake, Lamb City Campground, North Quabbin Woods, and Red Apple Farm. Phillipston provides easy Town Links including a Directory, Government Resources, Meetings and Agendas, an opportunity toContinue Reading
Petersham posts town election results directly on its website. Residents may opt out of the State’s EEE mosquito spraying by requesting an exclusion. If you are in Petersham and would like to get on the internet, the town informs the public that FREE high speed public WIFI is available inContinue Reading
Orange has given a large profile to a Citizen Action Center on its website (as pictured at left) It is intended to provide valuable information to residents as quickly as possible. Covid 19 updates, Meetings and Agendas, About Orange, a Staff Directory, Business Hours, GIS Mapping, Schools, Public Records, JobContinue Reading
Oakham has a Citizen Action Center highlighted on its website. Functions include Forms and Documents, Minutes and Agenda, Bylaws, E-Subscribe, a link to a Contact Us form, and get involved. Something tells us that the positioning of this Citizen Action Center will serve to get more people involved. Here’s aContinue Reading
Frequently asked questions according to the Town Coordinator and Town Clerk include: How do I get on the Selectboard agenda? Who are the town committee members? How do I obtain a copy of a birth or death certificate, marriage license, business certificate, or request a public record? For answers toContinue Reading
The 24th Annual Hubbardston Library 5K Road Race/Walk is scheduled for Saturday September 11, 2021 at 9:00am sharp. The race starts at Hubbardston Center School. Registration is $22 prior to August 2nd and $25 thereafter. The first 100 registrants receive a FREE long sleeve t-shirt. For more information and aContinue Reading
One of the largest flea markets in New England is located in Hubbardston Massachusetts. From April to November, every Sunday shoppers browse the hundreds of vendors. Rietta Flea Market has been around since the 1960s. Here’s a link to their website.Continue Reading
Hardwick has a straight forward interface on its website whereon you will be able to obtain valuable information and public records, access many municipal services, read important information and notices, learn about monthly office hours and meetings, and obtain complete agendas of all town and regional meetings. View the information.Continue Reading
If you want to apply for employment, report a concern, view Agendas and Minutes, View Recorded Public Meeting Videos, or View a Zoning Map, the How Do I page on the town of Barre website is the place to go.Continue Reading
The Town of Athol and the North Quabbin Region attract visitors to various activities. There are trails for varied abilities and a nice collection of parks and open spaces in and around downtown Athol. For more information visit the Parks and Trails page on the town of Athol website.Continue Reading
The town of Ashburnham posts news in chronological order on the official town web page. Here’s a link to the current goings on in the town of Ashburnham.Continue Reading
Ashburnham is noted for the beautiful outdoors as the starting point for the Wapack Trail and Massachusetts Midstate trail. Mount Watatic was named as one of the 1000 places to visit in Massachusetts by the Great Places in Massachusetts Commission. Ashburnham is home to lakes and Camp Winnekeag.Continue Reading
Ashby Town Hall is open to the public as of Monday, June 7, 2021. On the Ashby official website there is an official statement “On the honor system, we request those individuals not fully vaccinated against COVID to wear masks while in the building.” On the home page of theContinue Reading
With the pandemic coming under control and the economy in focus, it is important to know the members of the Economic Development Commission. Here’s the appropriate page on the Ashburnham website.Continue Reading
The Ashburnham Select Board proclaimed June as Pride Month. Also, the Ashburnham website has a very helpful How Do I section for those who want to know how to “do it.” Ashburnham posts a Calendar of all posted and regularly scheduled meetings in the town.Continue Reading
2020 was the 20th anniversary of Gardner Magazine, a service of WebTech Online since 2000.Continue Reading
Steve Wendell makes news every week with this popular program airing Saturdays noon to 2pm on WGAW AM 1340 and 98.1FMContinue Reading
Gardner was established in 1785, incorporated as a City in 1923. Visit our Moving to the Area page. The City of Gardner has extensive community information on its official portal including Schools, Youth Programs, Community Help, Voting Information, Arts – Culture – and Events, the Senior Center, Gardner Educational TV,Continue Reading
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