The town announced that there will be temporary road closures this Saturday (May 24) from 9:30-11:30 a.m. for the third annual Dick & Rick Hoyt Memorial “Yes You Can” Walk/Run.
Affected areas are Hayden Rowe Street from Main Street to Marathon Elementary School; Ash Street from Main Street to Carriage Hill Road; Hearthstone Road; Marathon Way and Holt Street.
Local resident traffic will be allowed on the streets, though drivers will be asked to proceed with caution.
At its meeting Thursday afternoon, the Board of Library Trustees voted unanimously on the steps it will take to hire a new director and assistant director in conjunction with the town’s Human Resources Department. Near the meeting’s end, the board also voted...
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The Historical Commission on Tuesday voted unanimously to designate the house at 155 Winter Street as historically significant, pending a future determination at a public hearing. Known as the Gibson House, the structure dates back to “sometime prior to 1831,"...
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