Morris: Council never approved sign
By Jeff Gilliland - jgilliland@timesgazette.com
Hillsboro City Council members Ann Morris (left) and Patty Day are pictured at Monday’s council meeting. Behind them is council president Tom Eichinger.
Concerns about the new digital sign at the Colony Park, and vandalism throughout the city, were voiced at Monday’s Hillsboro City Council meeting.
Council member Ann Morris said that after reviewing the minutes of past council meetings, council never approved the digital sign.
In a prepared statement that she shared with The Times-Gazette, Morris said that according to minutes from a Nov. 9 council meeting, council passed a resolution to allocate Cares Act funds to the city’s general fund, with more information to follow later.
Discarded clothing to fund Meetinghouse restoration
1772 Meetinghouse Restoration Committee member Clayton Randall drops the first bag of donated clothing into the clothing shed recently installed at the New Durham Transfer Station on Tash Road. The Committee is hosting the shed, and compensation is put toward restoration efforts for the Town s oldest and most historic building. (Photo by Cathy Allyn) (
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May 06, 2021NEW DURHAM Nobody wants to see their old clothing wind up in the landfill; that s a waste, and it s ultimately expensive for taxpayers. Wouldn t it be better to have the clothes go to those who need it, and also have a community group benefit?
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