Pepperell Sets August 13 Town Meeting, August 28 Vote on $375,158 School Override
Pepperell selectmen set a $375,158 school district override vote for August 28 after a failed spring referendum.
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Board of Selectmen
A collection of 419 issues
Pepperell Board Lifts Town-Wide Hiring Freeze, Debates School Property Future
Pepperell selectmen lifted a town-wide hiring freeze and clashed with the Planning Board over the long-stalled Peter Fitzpatrick School property at their July 16 meeting.
Pepperell Board Lifts Town-Wide Hiring Freeze, Debates School Property Future
Pepperell selectmen lifted a town-wide hiring freeze and clashed with the Planning Board over the long-stalled Peter Fitzpatrick School property at their July 16 meeting.
Pepperell board approves full liquor license for The Depot, authorizes town forest timber harvest
Pepperell selectmen approve restaurant liquor upgrade, first town forest timber plan, and warn school committee after failed override.
Pepperell board approves full liquor license for The Depot, authorizes town forest timber harvest
Pepperell selectmen approve restaurant liquor upgrade, first town forest timber plan, and warn school committee after failed override.
Pepperell Selectmen appoint dispatcher, authorize manual ballots for June override vote
Pepperell selectmen unanimously approve a new dispatcher and set June 21 as the date for a special override referendum.
Pepperell Selectmen appoint dispatcher, authorize manual ballots for June override vote
Pepperell selectmen unanimously approve a new dispatcher and set June 21 as the date for a special override referendum.
Pepperell Selectmen Reappoint Four Fire Engineers, Decline to Add Fifth Seat
Pepperell selectmen reappoint four fire engineers and pass on a fifth applicant.
Pepperell Selectmen Reappoint Four Fire Engineers, Decline to Add Fifth Seat
Pepperell selectmen reappoint four fire engineers and pass on a fifth applicant.
Pepperell selectmen approve bond refinancing projected to save town $100,000
Pepperell Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Wednesday to refinance a 2002 municipal bond, cutting interest from 4.4 percent to just over 2 percent and saving just under $100,000 over 10 years.