After a lively debate, clickers get Town Meeting test drive
The Town Meeting Study Committee recommended clickers after a survey found residents wanted more privacy while voting.
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The Town Meeting Study Committee recommended clickers after a survey found residents wanted more privacy while voting.
When only 403 of roughly 14,000 registered voters showed up, supporters hailed a step toward improved access.
“The fact that CCHS does not have a bathroom on the fields has limited so many aspects of how I go throughout my day.”
The building is Article 13 on this year’s Town Meeting warrant and would cost Acton taxpayers $1.42 million.
Some local leaders would like to see greater youth involvement, but the answer may not be around the corner.
The deal between the town and Newbury Court will only take effect if this week’s Town Meeting zoning measure passes.
“It seems like the biggest concern people have is, they don’t want the town to borrow money.”
Millions in spending, cell coverage, parking and more are all up for discussion; here are some of the highlights.
Residents will reconvene with changes that could make the gathering more efficient.
Local business owners empathize with the mission to ban rodenticides but worry the alternatives are insufficient.
Depending on whom you ask, this year’s town budget goes too far — or not far enough — in trimming spending.
School officials are facing new questions about sewer connections at the proposed CCHS bathroom building.