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Select Board reorganization bid fails; solar permit fee cut to $2,500

Charlton Select Board rejects reorganization motion after clash over board conduct. Vice-Chairman David Singer moved to remove Chairman Karen Spiewak, alleging repeated attempts to silence him through shouting, gaveling, and threats of removal; Spiewak defended her 30-year record and cited

Charlton Select Board Defeats Reorganization Motion 3-2, Spiewak Remains Chair

Charlton Select Board voted 3-2 to keep Chair Karen Spiewak in place, rejecting a reorganization motion that exposed sharp internal conflict at the February 10 meeting.

Keep Charlton Beautiful approves $300 for state membership dues.

Keep Charlton Beautiful Committee approves $300 for annual membership dues. The panel, meeting at Charlton Public Library, voted unanimously to fund Keep Massachusetts affiliation. Chair Debbie Marquis reported completion of the Solid Waste Survey and noted that Recycled and Demolition Proceeds

Community Center Feasibility Committee advances nonprofit setup, explores properties

Charlton Community Center Feasibility Committee advances nonprofit setup and property search. The committee has obtained an EIN for the nonprofit entity and is pursuing multiple property options, with chair Pat Stockwell coordinating outreach to 107 Dresser Hill and Hank investigating the Trolley

Water-Sewer Commission approves records digitization trial, meter installer arrangement

Charlton Water-Sewer Commission approves digitization trial and meter installer coverage. The commission unanimously authorized a two-week trial run of a sewer records digitization project, hiring a temporary employee at $250 per day to scan and organize account folders into digital files with town