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Committee advances Old Home Day planning with time capsule approval

Charlton Old Home Day Committee votes to move time capsule project forward. The committee unanimously approved moving forward with a time capsule display at the Charlton Public Library, with Committee member Gerry Doble coordinating final details on size and location. The committee also approved

Old Home Day Committee · Meeting of June 23, 2026

Charlton Old Home Day Committee votes to move time capsule project forward. The committee unanimously approved moving forward with a time capsule display at the Charlton Public Library, with Committee member Gerry Doble coordinating final details on size and location. The committee also approved Vinyl Underground to manage flagpole banners under a profit-sharing arrangement.

Event finances stand at $25,389.37 with forty-six confirmed vendors, a bouncy house scheduled for the morning hours, and donations reaching $4,460 as of late June. Parade participation includes the Dixie Land Band, Auburn Shepard Hill marching band, and Fire Brigade, with a Soap Box Derby and Kilted Mile race scheduled for the September sixth celebration.

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Source: the Old Home Day Committee meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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