Tomorrow at town meeting we will be thanking Richard Browne for 9 years of service (3 terms!) on the Selectboard. He will continue to serve the Town on the Planning Commission.
His departure leaves an open position for a new Selectboard member. Are you looking for a way to be more involved? to learn how the town works? to have a direct say in Peacham's town management decisions? Run for office! Have someone nominate you on the floor of town meeting (Article 5: To elect a Selectboard member for a term of three years).
If you have questions about the time commitment or anything else about it, contact me, Annette Lorraine, or Andy Cochran.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Annual Town Meeting Tomorrow
Remember the annual Town Meeting is tomorrow, March 5, 2013 at 10:00 am (followed by the annual School District meeting) at the Peacham Congregational Church across from the town hall. Democracy in action!
There will be a potluck luncheon downstairs. Last names A-M bring a main dish; last names N-Z bring a side dish or salad. Beverages, rolls & desserts provided. $3.00/person; children under 5 free.
Printed town/school reports (2012) are available at the town office and at the meeting, or as a 3MB pdf at Peacham.net. We look forward to seeing you there.
There will be a potluck luncheon downstairs. Last names A-M bring a main dish; last names N-Z bring a side dish or salad. Beverages, rolls & desserts provided. $3.00/person; children under 5 free.
Printed town/school reports (2012) are available at the town office and at the meeting, or as a 3MB pdf at Peacham.net. We look forward to seeing you there.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Be Ready for Another Storm (Sandy this time)
A reminder that Hurricane Sandy is on its way to Peacham with high winds beginning this afternoon and running though late Tuesday morning. And rain throughout the week. State emergency services are asking folks to stay off the roads Monday evening through Tuesday if possible because there are bound to be downed trees and power lines. Be prepared for long power outages (with food that needs no refrigeration, containers of water if you have a well, flashlights or lanterns, battery or windup radio); with such a widespread storm over the northeastern US, power crews will be spread thin and may not get to remote areas for some time. If predictions are overblown, it is better to be overprepared than the other way around.
With downed trees or road washouts, leave a message at the town garage: 592-3101; our foreman, Mark Chase, will check them but may not have time to return calls to everyone. For power outages, call your power company (Green Mountain Power: 1-888-835-4672). For other emergencies, call 9-1-1. Please be patient with our road crew - they may be working long hard hours over the next few days.
With downed trees or road washouts, leave a message at the town garage: 592-3101; our foreman, Mark Chase, will check them but may not have time to return calls to everyone. For power outages, call your power company (Green Mountain Power: 1-888-835-4672). For other emergencies, call 9-1-1. Please be patient with our road crew - they may be working long hard hours over the next few days.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Peacham-Groton Road Update
Update on Peacham-Groton Road paving work: reclaiming will likely be Friday & Saturday, Sept 21 & 22, then paving will start Tuesday Sept. 25. See below for detour routes.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Roadwork Scheduled for Peacham-Groton Road
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