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Volunteers needed for an Old Town Hall assessment committee
All towns - Town Hall, Schools and Finance Volunteers needed for an Old Town Hall assessment committee
Volunteers needed for an Old Town Hall assessment committee
All towns - Town Hall, Schools and Finance Volunteers needed for an Old Town Hall assessment committee
Volunteers needed for an Old Town Hall assessment committee
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Nov 30
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The Board of Selectmen is in the process of forming a new committee to prepare a vision statement needs assessment for the future use of the Old Town Hall on Bacon Street. The Board is seeking residents representing a variety of interest groups with a vision for rehabilitating the building for use as a community center.
A few suggestions from a recent town wide survey included uses such as performing arts, public functions, youth and senior citizen activities, exercise programs, meeting space, private functions, art exhibits, and other activities.
If you would like to serve on the Old Town Hall Needs Assessment Committee, please submit a letter of interest to:
Town Administrator Karen Murphy, Westminster Town Hall, 11 South Street, Westminster, MA 01473 or send an e-mail to
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The Board of Selectmen is in the process of forming a new committee to prepare a vision statement needs assessment for the future use of the Old Town Hall on Bacon Street.
The Board is seeking residents representing a variety of interest groups with a vision for rehabilitating the building for use as a community center.
A few suggestions from a recent town wide survey included uses such as performing arts, public functions, youth and senior citizen activities, exercise programs, meeting space, private functions, art exhibits, and other activities.
If you would like to serve on the Old Town Hall Needs Assessment Committee, please submit a letter of interest to:Town Administrator Karen Murphy, Westminster Town Hall, 11 South Street, Westminster, MA 01473 or send an e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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