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Data on Durham households presented to selectman - Vimarsana News

Data on Durham households presented to selectman

Data on Durham households presented to selectman Data on Durham households presented to selectman . Sustainable Durham member, Kimberly Fisher, presented Durham housing data profile, which was released earlier this year by the Partnership for Strong Communities nonprofit. Nadya Korytnikova January 15, 2021 07:52AM By Nadya Korytnikova, Record-Journal staff DURHAM — Compared to state averages, the town has more households with occupants over the age of 60 and fewer households with school-age children.  This and other town data were presented by the Sustainable Durham memberÂ...

Group urges Trenton to leave AOS - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Group urges Trenton to leave AOS - The Ellsworth American

Group urges Trenton to leave AOS TRENTON — The Trenton Elementary School should withdraw from Alternative Organizational Structure 91 (AOS 91), according to the School Evaluation Options Committee (SEOC), which made the recommendation to the Board of Selectmen at its Dec. 29 meeting.  Additionally, the committee requested that “the Trenton School Board prepare a letter expressing a vote of no confidence with regard to Dr. Marc Gousse, superintendent [of] AOS 91,” according to a statement read by SEOC Chairwoman Susan Sargent. On Wednesday, Gousse said that his performance is evaluated ...

Hudson Town Meeting is expected to mull removing the residency requirement for the next executive assistant - Vimarsana News

Hudson Town Meeting is expected to mull removing the residency requirement for the next executive assistant

HUDSON — The town’s next executive assistant may not be required to live in Hudson. The town charter requires the executive assistant to establish residence in Hudson within nine months of being appointed, but selectmen on Monday requested Town Counsel Aldo Cipriano begin the process of drafting an article for Town Meeting to eliminate the residency requirement from the charter. Any change to the charter must be approved by Town Meeting. Hudson is searching for a new executive assistant. Thomas Moses, who has held the position for the past seven years, will retire in May. Board members sa...