Bradford to pursue reappraisal
BRADFORD—A state mandate for property reappraisals and the appointment of an assistant health officer were two of several agenda items addressed by the selectboard at the Jan. 11 meeting. Listers Doug Miller and Bob Wing requested board authorization to get bids for the state-mandated reappraisal. There are 157 towns on the state’s list to undergo […]
Pitch made to expand ATV access
WOODSVILLE—The Haverhill Selectboard fielded a proposal on Jan. 2 to open all town-maintained roads to ATV access. The proposal excludes state highways, such as Route 10 or Route 116. Board members said they are open to the proposal and plan to hold a public hearing in the future.
OESU budget wins approval
BRADFORD—The Orange East Supervisory Union Board voted to approve a $10.8 million budget for the 2024-2025 school year which begins on July 1.
Voting machines on their way
WOODSVILLE—The Haverhill Selectboard voted on Jan. 2 to purchase two devices manufactured by VotingWorks. The board formally voted to make the purchase after hearing a recommendation from Haverhill Town Clerk Christina Hebert.
Photo of the Week
On May 4, the Bradford Climate & Energy Commission hosted a grand opening celebration for the town’s new electric vehicle fast chargers at Denny Park. Several car dealerships, Green Mountain Power, and Drive Electric Vermont were on hand to show off their EVs. Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas of Bradford plugs in her car at one of the new charging stations during the day’s events.
