Charlton Activities Council planned significant changes to its October 24 Trunk or Treat event at an August 16 meeting. Members including Barbara Benoit, Ray Mancini, and Richard Watts reviewed feedback from the successful 2026 Blueberry Festival and detailed plans for the community event.
Activities Council votes to end Pasture Prime Players MOU. The council voted to terminate its memorandum of understanding with the organization following unsatisfactory progress on compliance issues identified by the Charlton Fire Inspector during a June 3 inspection of the Pasture Prime Players'
Activities Council sets final deadline for clutter cleanup. The Charlton Activities Council set July 12, 2026 as a final deadline for Pasture Prime Players to remove clutter from storage areas and theater spaces, or face rescission of their memorandum of understanding with 90-day notice. The group,
Charlton Activities Council coordinates Blueberry Festival with 31 applications and finalized town permits. Board members Richard Watts and Ray Mancini will assist with promotional sign distribution for the event, which will feature a presentation from Animal Adventures and is recruiting food truck
Charlton Activities Council approves entertainment and facility improvements for 2026 Blueberry Festival. Council members unanimously booked Animal Adventures and the Hip Swayers band, with the festival already drawing 27 vendor applications. The council also unanimously authorized purchasing a
Charlton Activities Council approves Pasture Prime Players agreement, plans Blueberry Festival. The council unanimously approved a revised 2026 memorandum of understanding with Pasture Prime Players. Planning for the Blueberry Festival, with eight vendor applications received, assigned
Charlton Activities Council approves art workshop subsidies to boost community participation. The council voted unanimously, with members Barbara Benoit, Ray Mancini, and Richard Watts present, to subsidize artistic and craft workshops at $400 monthly while requiring attendees to pay at least $10
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