Historical Commission approves new member, accepts Heritage Park grant. Chair Craig Weinfuss led the commission as it unanimously approved Lindsay Baker's application for membership. Treasurer Joan Burrell moved to accept a $7,000 to $8,000 grant from Peckham Industries for invasive species removal
Upton Historical Commission reshuffles officers after member resignation. Craig Weinfuss was appointed chairman and Joan Burrill as treasurer following John Kehoe's departure, with the secretary position left vacant for future recruitment. The Commission approved a First Cemetery headstone
Upton's Historical Commission approves prior minutes and discusses West Upton Visioning design modifications. Five of six members attended the May 14 meeting with Chair Craig Weinfuss, Co-Chair Patrick Rosendale, Secretary Katherine Worsham, and members Ed Phillips and Russell Wood; Treasurer Joan
Upton Historical Commission preserves 8 Maple Street from demolition, advancing cemetery improvements. The commission voted unanimously to designate the Maple Street property as "preferably preserved," triggering state-mandated demolition delay following an application from Chuck Joseph.
Upton Historical Commission designates 8 Maple Street historically significant. Commission Chair Craig Weinfuss moved the designation after developer Chuck Joseph of ReMax Hopkinton proposed purchasing and demolishing the property to construct a new house on the lot following the death of former
Upton Historical Commission approves prior minutes, advances cemetery work and 300th anniversary planning. Chair Craig Weinfuss, Co-Chair Patrick Rosendale, and Secretary Katherine Worsham attended with members Ed Phillips and Russell Wood; Treasurer Joan Burrill and member John Kehoe were absent.
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