Conway Selectboard Tackles Historical Records and Capital Improvements

Overview: The Conway Selectboard convened for a comprehensive meeting that addressed a number of issues, but the central matter causing the most discussion was the handling and storage of historical records by the historical commission, which led to a dispute with the town clerk. Additionally, the board approved capital improvement articles, including funds for emergency services equipment and discussed potential grants for the community.

Conway Selectboard Advances Senior Transport and Festival Revival

Overview: In a recent Conway Selectboard meeting, strides were made concerning community projects and civic engagement, with the establishment of an on-demand senior transportation service and initial steps to reestablish the Festival of the Hills as a town committee taking center stage.

Conway Selectboard Tackles Festival of the Hills Integration

Overview: The Conway Selectboard meeting dealt with various significant municipal matters, the most notable being the integration of the Festival of the Hills into town government. This item took precedence due to the complexity and long-term impact on the community. In the interim, a less optimal short-term approach was acknowledged as “clunky” but necessary due to statutory limitations.

Conway Selectboard Tackles Town’s Water Issues and Budget Concerns

Overview: The Conway Selectboard, in a recent meeting, focused on addressing the town’s water-related challenges and budgetary matters. Discussions revolved around a proposal for a Hydraulic Engineering study to tackle flood-related issues and the town’s employee health costs in light of inflation. The meeting also touched upon the upcoming warrant articles, including various infrastructure projects and a citizens’ petition regarding voting age in town meetings.

Whately Housing Committee Grapples with Community House Bylaw and Center School Project

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Whately Housing Committee extensively deliberated the future of the Center School building and the intricacies of a new community housing bylaw.