From the Selectmen
Town Clerk Elections: The primary date has been set for January 10, 2012. If you need an absentee ballot, you will need to complete a re quest form. Please contact us for more information. Reminder: If you are registered as either a Republican or Democrat, you must take that party’s ballot for the primary...
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Link to press copy of letter to the Selectmen and sample petition.
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Pat requested that we post her original May OpEd piece. The updated one that she revised and was printed and posted can be found here: http://mason.villagegrapevine.com/2011/04/oped-farewell-to-one-of-masons-finest/ In my last OpEd I expressed a discomfort with Mason’s leadership and where we were heading. Now I am thoroughly disgusted with our so-called Selectmen,...
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PLEASE READ THIS PORTION OF A NEW Selectmen’s Ordinance for house numbers. The complete text can be read at the Selectmen’s Office or in the Mason Planning and Zoning booklet (as soon as I do the new copies!). The purpose of the ordinance is to encourage people to put up their house numbers so...
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This just came to my attention today. -Pam Lassen : Selectmen are holding an SB2 informational meeting today, February 21st at the Mann House at 7:00 PM. Sue Wagoner
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People should not be alarmed. The state has sent down a private contractor to set up a couple of mosquito traps to do some sampling of the indigenous mosquito population. The state said there would be results back to us by the end of September. The most at risk population is over 50 or...
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ON JUNE 30, WE SAID GOODBYE TO MARK RICHARDSON, Selectmen Chairman, and his family as they left Mason for their new life in Arizona where his wife Donna took the job-ofa- lifetime as one of our nation’s top rangers at Grand Canyon National Park. In his six years-plus as Selectman, Mark worked on many...
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THE SELECTMEN, ROAD AGENT AND Building Inspector have been working closely with Camille Pattison, Planner from Nashua Regional Planning Commission, on the Town’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. This plan will define potential hazards, critical facilities and potential future loss sites. Once the plan is complete, the Town will be able to apply for more federal...
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THE SELECTMEN, ROAD AGENT AND Building Inspector have been working closely with Camille Pattison, Planner from Nashua Regional Planning Commission, on the Town’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. This plan will define potential hazards, critical facilities and potential future loss sites. Once the plan is complete, the Town will be able to apply for more federal...
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THE SELECTMEN, ROAD AGENT AND Building Inspector have been working closely with Camille Pattison, Planner from Nashua Regional Planning Commission, on the Town?s Hazard Mitigation Plan. This plan will define potential hazards, critical facilities and potential future loss sites. Once the plan is complete, the Town will be able to apply for more federal...
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Pam Lassen on Don’t Miss Out on Web COMMENTS
Pat Letourneau on LETTER – Response to Ms. Gregg’s “Another Way To Look At Community”Pat Letourneau on Mason School District – 2012 Meeting Schedule