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A decree two years ago opening a Morristown road to all-terrain vehicle users was never meant to be open-ended, and a decision on whether to let ATVs use other roads ought to be left up to voters instead of a group of five people. Thatâs what the Morristown Selectboard decided last week as it discontinued use of Silver Ridge Road for ATVs until a larger plan for the machines in town can be developed, after getting an earful from people on both sides of the debate. ATV season in Vermont starts May 15. The town will host an informational meeting May 17 to discuss the issue further, and it...
Eric Dodge Morristown didnât have to look very far to find its new town administrator. It found its man on the townâs selectboard. Eric Dodge, a retired police officer and selectboard member, was hired April 5 to replace Dan Lindley, who has been town administrator since 2008. Dodge will be paid $63,441 for the job, plus benefits. Dodge doesnât have professional town administrative experience, and was hired mainly based on his experience during the past five years on the selectboard, according to Bob Beeman, selectboard chair. Lindley said there were âwell overâ 30 ap...
Jess Graham Jess Graham is running as a write-in candidate for the 2-year term on the Morristown Selectboard against Brian Kellogg. Jess Graham said she aims to be a voice on the Morristown Selectboard that is engaged, open-minded and thoughtful. Graham believes in responsible development. âEntrepreneurship is critical to our town, but at the same time we need to preserve and promote green spaces, human-powered/low-impact recreational zones, public art and live music,â she said in a press release. Graham, 43, grew up in Morrisville on a small dairy farm. She attended Morristown scho...