The Historical Commission coordinated an October 25 research visit to the Cynthia Haack Collection at Stetson Hall for researchers Natalie and Jordan Christianson to examine a 12-volume genealogy history.
Council on Aging approves minutes, plans St. Paddy's Day dinner. The Randolph Council on Aging unanimously approved May 2026 minutes on September 16, 2026, with President Joan Smith presiding.
The Randolph Board of Health approved prior minutes while hearing updates on environmental enforcement and disease surveillance. The Health Department has notified 35 of 42 tobacco retailers about kratom becoming a Schedule I Controlled Substance, and confirmed removal of nicotine products from the
Randolph Board of Health suspends Game Time Sports Bar permit for one year. Acting Chair Edward Murphy and members Leigh E. Pendergast, Dr. Patricia Cedeno-Zamor, and Stephen Kyei Boadu voted unanimously to immediately revoke the food permit at 49 Mazzeo Drive and require reapplication on July 28,
Board of Health votes to tighten food safety oversight at It's Game Time Sports Bar. The board voted unanimously (3-0) to require unannounced food inspections at the restaurant through December 31, 2026, with owners Ricky Prosper and Sheena Prosper required to reapply for their Food Establishment
Community Preservation Committee funds Trinity Church restoration with $75,000. Community Preservation Committee Chairman Ronald Lum proposed the $75,000 allocation from the Historic Account for the historic preservation project, which the committee approved 5-0, contingent on acceptance of a deed
Community Preservation Committee approves $150,000 for playground improvements while denying conservation planning funding. Voting 5-0, the committee approved Tower Hill Playground from the Open Space and Recreation Account, contingent on School Department approval. In a 6-0 vote, it denied a
Randolph Board of Health issues eviction, closes restaurant over code violations. Acting with three members present—Dr. Patricia Zamor (Acting Chair), Dr. David Kaplan, and Leigh Pendergast—the Board unanimously declared the basement dwelling at 8 Northway Road unfit for habitation due to missing
Randolph Conservation Commission continues ANRAD hearing pending field investigation. Acting Chair Carl Brown and members Keith Asack, Fran Blanchard, and Pamela Iloabachie unanimously voted to defer determination on bordering wetlands and watercourse classification at 43 Scanlon Drive until
Board of Health hears dangerous dog case stemming from April 12 attack. Health Commissioner Gerard Cody, with Town Attorney Christine Griffin and Animal Control Officer Jean Gillan present, conducted a formal hearing May 21 into whether "Mag," an unleashed dog, should be classified as dangerous
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