Remember the annual Town Meeting is Tuesday, March 4, 2014.
The School Meeting will be first, beginning at 10 am, and the Town Meeting will follow as soon as the School meeting adjourns (or after the 12-1 potluck lunch). They take place at the Congregational Church across from the town offices on Church Street in the village.
The agenda, warnings and proposed budget among other items can be found in the Town Report for 2013. The Town Report is available in print form at the town office, or by pdf online at www.peacham.net.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Part-time Job Opening
The Peacham Town Selectboard is looking to hire a part-time Clerk to attend and take minutes of selectboard meetings twice a month and provide other administrative assistance as needed. For more information, see Peacham.net: http://www.peacham.net/townclerk/boardclerkjobdescription.pdf
Friday, November 1, 2013
Thank You to Dick Blair
This Saturday, Nov. 2nd is Dick Blair's last day on the job at the Transfer Station. Stop by to share some refreshments and thank him for 14 - yes, 14 years of service to the town! We also want to welcome Cindy Miller as our town's new Transfer Station Attendant. 7:30am to 4:00pm
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Mack Mtn. Closure Update
Cabot says the Mack Mtn. Road work & closure will begin Monday, August 26 and it may continue for up to 2 weeks (until Sept. 6).
Friday, August 16, 2013
Mack Mtn. Road Work & Detour
The Town of Cabot will be doing some work on its part of Mack Mtn. Road which will block access to and from Route 2 for up to a week. This will happen sometime soon - within the next few weeks; they were not specific. They will likely post warning signs there a few days beforehand.
People who use the Mack Mtn. Road/Route 2 access may want to detour through Danville instead, or use Hookerville Road Cutoff (called Houghton Road from the Route 2 Cabot end) - but much of it is a narrow one-lane Class 4 road, so use caution if you do.
People who use the Mack Mtn. Road/Route 2 access may want to detour through Danville instead, or use Hookerville Road Cutoff (called Houghton Road from the Route 2 Cabot end) - but much of it is a narrow one-lane Class 4 road, so use caution if you do.
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