Dudley Historic Commission clears two demolition permits, moves up next meeting. Commissioners voted unanimously to allow demolition of a deteriorated, circa-1950s waterfront camp and a garage at 2 Conant owned by Jillian Rice, finding neither held historical significance.
Dudley voters will decide on a $717,630 Proposition 2½ override on September 29 after the Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Monday to place the scaled-back question on a special election ballot.
Dudley Board of Health elects new chair and tables PFAS mandatory water-connection proposal pending further review. At the July 21 meeting, the board reorganized, unanimously electing Thomas Kampe as chair and seating new member Susan Wenzel, a retired St.
Dudley Conservation Commission clears two wetlands items in a brief July 15 session.
Dudley library trustees table votes for lack of quorum, report visits up 11 percent. The Pearl L.
Dudley Board of Selectmen reorganizes under new chair and receives nine-point governance overhaul proposal. Chris Sarcheski was unanimously elected Chair of the Dudley Board of Selectmen at the July 13 joint meeting with the Government Study Committee, succeeding Jana DeShane, who was elected Clerk.
Dudley assessors reorganize, hire new office staffer amid stalled growth. The three-member board elected Conrad chairman and David clerk, then voted to hire Lisa Berg to replace departing staffer Kathy.
Dudley's water board adopts a hydrant fee policy while flagging a PFAS cost spike.
Dudley Historic Commission clears garage demolition, sets sights on town's 300th anniversary. Members voted unanimously to approve a Dudley Hill-area homeowner's request to tear down an aging garage, notifying the Building Department to release the permit.
Dudley study panel finalizes nine recommendations, including converting elected posts to appointed.
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