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Ashland Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Library trustees adopt teen safety rules
Library trustees adopt teen safety rules, weigh meals tax split for staffing. From our own coverage: Town Forest Committee proposes Old Mill Road addition; Library trustees adopt teen policies, weigh funding shift. Also in today's brief (4 items): School Committee holds regular meeting Oct 28.
From Ashland News
- Town Forest Committee proposes Old Mill Road addition The Ashland Town Forest Committee scheduled its annual fall tree planting and opened a proposal to bring Old Mill Road land into the Town Forest, a move that still needs Select Board sign-off.Ashland News
- Library trustees adopt teen policies, weigh funding shift Ashland library trustees adopted new teen safety and facility-use policies while weighing a proposed shift in Meals Tax revenue that could shape future staffing support, though they held off voting on the funding question.Ashland News
- Conservation Commission continues Main Street hearing to Oct 26 Ashland's Conservation Commission pushed its review of 10-60 Main Street to October 26 after learning a contamination study needs to be redone, with peer reviews on stormwater and flooding still pending.Ashland News
Coming up
- Wed, Oct 28, 6:00 p.m.: School Committee holds regular meeting Oct 28 The Ashland School Committee meets Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m., with the session scheduled to run until 8 p.m.Ashland Public Schools
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