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Forum, July 27: I will work for the well-being of the Hartford community
Published: 7/26/2021 10:00:07 PM
Modified: 7/26/2021 10:00:11 PM
I will work for the well-being of the Hartford community
I am running for the remainder of a two-year term on the Hartford Selectboard in the Aug. 10 special election.
Thirty years of teaching in public, private and parochial schools, fifth grade to college, with the majority of years at Hanover High School, has taught me the valuable asset of being a good listener, as well as an understanding of human nature. Teachers work not only with students, but also with administrators, colleagues and staff alongside concerned parents. Like Selectboard members, we are responsible and responsive to the public, even while enjoying our work.
Special election has 5 vying for 2 recently vacated seats on Hartford Selectboard > >Modified: 7/8/2021 9:35:14 PM
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Most of the five candidates vying for two Hartford Selectboard seats say they’re focused on issues that include finding “common ground” among Hartford residents and villages.
The candidates all submitted their names this month ahead of the Aug. 10 special election to fill Selectboard seats left open after two members stepped down in the spring.
The final list of candidates includes former Selectboard member Mike Morris, who’s running against Hartford Health Officer Brett Mayfield for the remainder of a three-year seat, set to end in 2023.
Hartford committee pitches plan for town to fight climate change
Modified: 7/3/2021 10:46:43 PM
HARTFORD Members of the public are being asked to comment on an ambitious plan to combat climate change by, among other measures, dramatically boosting the number of electric vehicles in Hartford and encouraging property owners to switch from fossil fuels to electric-powered heat pumps.
Ted Redmond, a consultant for Hartford’s Climate Advisory Committee, presented the proposal to the Selectboard last week. If implemented, the plan would eliminate all fossil fuel heating in municipal buildings, make progress on the same front with private homes and bring more than 2,300 electric vehicles to Hartford’s streets by 2030.
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