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The Recorder - Northfield Selectboard votes to disband collaborative committee

The Recorder - With Moody Center withdrawal, Northfield mulls future of collaborative committee

The Recorder - Appeal deadline over, Moody Center campground to go forward

Appeal deadline over, Moody Center campground to go forward Related stories NORTHFIELD Having passed the 30-day appeal period regarding a summary judgment, The Moody Center plans to move forward with developing the Idyllwood campground, with a potential timeline of opening by summer 2022. The Planning Board held several meetings and a public hearing to discuss the campground between July and October 2019. According to presentations made during the public hearing process, the campground would be built on a 76-acre Moody Center property along Pierson Road. It would consist of roughly 12 cabins and 27 “large furnished tents,” with rates of approximately $125 a night. Residents who live near and around the planned campground property contended the Planning Board exceeded its authority in granting the special permit for the campground in October 2019 and filed an appeal of the board’s decision in Franklin County Superior Court. In May, the case against The Moody Center’s pro

The Recorder - Northfield Selectboard reorganizes during first five-member meeting

NORTHFIELD During its first meeting as a five-member board on Tuesday, the Selectboard appointed a new chair and decided on its representatives to town committees, special projects and regional organizations.During the May 4 town election, new.

The Recorder - Following election, Northfield Selectboard expands; highway superintendent returns as sewer commissioner

Following election, Northfield Selectboard expands; highway superintendent returns as sewer commissioner BOUDREAU Related stories NORTHFIELD The annual town election on Tuesday saw Highway Superintendent Thomas Walker elected to the Board of Sewer Commissioners in the only contested race, and officially elected three Selectboard members, thus expanding the board to have five members total. According to Town Clerk Dan Campbell, who was re-elected with 218 votes and no opposition, the election saw 238 ballots cast by the time polls closed at 8 p.m. Walker won the three-year Board of Sewer Commissioners seat with 144 votes compared to Bernard “Bernie” Boudreau’s 79 votes. Walker previously served on the board for 12 years before he did not seek re-election in 2018. He could not be reached for comment by press time on Wednesday.