Grafton Planning Board records quiet April with no new applications. The board unanimously approved March meeting minutes and received notice of the Grafton County Conservation Commission's 80th anniversary celebration on May 9. Capital Improvement Program member Paul Leveille reported the CIP
Capital Improvement Committee names Rutkowski amid membership drive. Members Paul Leveille, Steve Darrow, Jean Mitchell, and newly appointed David Rutkowski approved prior meeting minutes and discussed weighting capital project categories. The committee determined it needs additional members from
Grafton Selectmen approve $31,900 town hall floor restoration. Board Chair Ed Grinley, joined by Steve Darrow and Leif Hogue, unanimously awarded the project to contractor Russell Poitras for $30,900 plus $1,000 dumpster rental, with $42,000 available in Town House Capital Reserve Funds. The board
Grafton Library Trustees recruit for Saturday library assistant as meetinghouse relocation advances toward selectboard approval. The potential move to the Grafton Center Meetinghouse second floor would cost the town nothing beyond utilities, according to Trustee Andrew Cushing, and would allow the
Selectboard approves gazebo for Town Common; advances library lease and parsonage negotiations. Chair Ed Grinley and members Leif Hogue and Steve Darrow unanimously backed the Historical Society's 14-by-18 gazebo project on the Common, with the nonprofit seeking to raise $40,000 to complete
Grafton Planning Board appoints Abbie Andrew to fill vacancy left by resignation. Newly elected member Laurie Sullivan, sworn in and welcomed at the meeting, submitted her resignation which the board accepted. Chair Angus Gorman nominated Andrew to fill the seat. The board unanimously approved a
Grafton's Capital Improvement Planning Committee met to discuss internal staffing needs and departmental coordination at its March 26 meeting. Committee members Paul Leveille, Steve Darrow, and Jean Mitchell acknowledged that the committee needs additional members before it can assign priority
Grafton library trustees explore Meetinghouse relocation to address space constraints. At the March 19 meeting, the board responded positively to a proposal from Mascoma Valley Preservation to house the library on the second floor of the Grafton Center Meetinghouse, which would address persistent
Board of Selectmen appoints Ed Grinley as Chair, assigning new liaison responsibilities across police, highway, recreation, cemetery, library, fire, ambulance, and planning. Police staffing remains interim: Russell continues as active administrative Chief, and Roy Holland joins as part-time officer
Grafton Trustees of the Trust Funds approved the Three Bearings year-end investment packet and signed the Investment Policy. The board, composed of Deb Clough, Karen A. Johnson, and Mary Gasiorowski, reconciled the Mascoma Bank Kilton Fund account and directed Cemetery Trustees to issue future