GUILFORD—The Guilford Free Library invites all residents to participate in an informational meeting about the upcoming expansion of the library building. The meeting, which is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 2, is available on Zoom. A link to the meeting will be published in the library newsletter and .
GUILFORD—After inquiries from The Commons about process and potential open meeting law violations during its appointment of a new, five-member Planning Commission on Jan. 10, the Selectboard responded to some of those questions. After declining to respond by press time on Tuesday, Jan. 11, the board sent an email .
GUILFORD—And just like that, the town has a new Planning Commission. At its Jan. 10 meeting, the Selectboard reorganized the body, announcing it had decided to reduce it from nine members to five, for at least the time being. The board appointed Michael Szostak to a one-year term, .
GUILFORD—Selectboard members have refused the gift to the town of the Guilford Center Meeting House by the Guilford Historical Society, citing prohibitive rehabilitation costs and advice from the architecture firm working on the library as reasons to pass on the offer.The vote not to accept the meeting house as a .
GUILFORD—Selectboard members did not back down from their Oct. 25 decision to “reconstitute” the entire Planning Commission just after former commissioners finished the town plan, despite an audience via Zoom of about 50 on Monday, Nov. 22, many of whom questioned the action. Selectboard Chair Richard Wizansky started the .