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HEATH — Library trustees and town officials are exploring the possibility of transitioning the town’s public library from Sawyer Hall to the former Heath Elementary School building.The idea, initially brought to the Selectboard by Board of Library...

BERNARDSTON — The Fire Station Building Committee has approved the interior floor plans for the Fire Station expansion project. The plans presented by Architect Brian DeVriese of Jablonski DeVriese Architects on Tuesday evening included minor changes...

Up to $3M for Fire Station addition approved in Bernardston election Last year, Frank “Bud” Foster, who has since died, donated to Bernardston his property at 12 Church St., in the foreground, which is adjacent to the present Fire Station, to use for a Fire Station addition. Now that the project has been approved by Bernardston voters, the four-bay garage will be built on this lot separate from the existing station, though it will be attached by an enclosed walkway. STAFF FILE PHOTO/PAUL FR...

All articles pass at Heath Town Meeting, including school maintenance costs About 110 voters gathered outside the former Heath Elementary School on Saturday morning to approve 25 articles at Annual Town Meeting. Staff Photo/Zack DeLuca Related stories HEATH — Annual Town Meeting voters approved all 25 articles Saturday, including revisions to town zoning bylaws, two nonbinding articles put forward by citizen’s petition and a fiscal year 2022 budget with an 8 percent increase that includes ...

Bernardston Fire Station expansion pending Monday ballot question after Town Meeting OK Bernardston voters gathered at the event venue at Kringle Candle and The Farm Table on Wednesday and Thursday for back-to-back nights of Annual Town Meeting. Staff Photo/ZACK DeLUCA Architect Brian DeVriese of Jablonski/DeVriese Architects presents plans for the new Fire Station addition during a continuation of Bernardston’s Annual Town Meeting on Thursday. Staff Photo/ZACK DeLUCA Published: 5/7/2021 5:...

Bernardston Selectboard, Fire Department discuss latest Fire Station design Last year, Frank “Bud” Foster donated to Bernardston his property at 12 Church St., in the foreground, which is adjacent to the present Fire Station, to use for a Fire Station addition. The four-bay garage would be built on this lot separate from the existing station, though it would be attached by an enclosed walkway. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Related stories firefighters to review revised Fire Station design ne...

Bernardston Selectboard, Fire Dept. request changes to Fire Station design plan Last year, Frank “Bud” Foster donated to Bernardston his property at 12 Church St., in the foreground, which is adjacent to the present Fire Station, to use for a Fire Station addition. The four-bay garage would be built on this lot separate from the existing station, though it would be attached by an enclosed walkway. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Related stories BERNARDSTON — Following conversations with the F...

Bernardston seeking resident input on Fire Station design plan Earlier this year, Frank “Bud” Foster donated to Bernardston his property at 12 Church St., in the foreground, which is adjacent to the present Fire Station, to use for a Fire Station addition. The four-bay building would be built on this lot separate from the existing station, though it would be attached by an enclosed walkway. Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ The current Bernardston Fire Station at 18 Church St. Staff File Photo/P...