Residents hold up their cards to vote at Annual Town Meeting, Saturday, March 28, in the Bromfield gymnasium. Articles passed fairly quickly and most with little opposition.
Joe Schmidt asks for clarification on Article 13, Municipal Permitting Software.
Police Chief Ed Denmark speaks to Article 16.
Selectmen Ron Ricci (left) and Ken Swanton focus on the speaker.
Michael Taylor reaches for a brochure from the information table as he enters Town Meeting. (Photo by Sam Jackson)
School Committee Chairwoman SusanMary Redinger introduces discussion on a new VOIP phone system for Harvard’s public schools.
As discussion of Article 22 is presented, the front of the gym is filled with members of the Hildreth House Improvement Committee and the Council on Aging board of directors.
Selectman Ken Swanton peruses “The Warrant in Plain English” in the April 27 issue of the Press as Beth Williams introduces an article. (Much easier to digest than the real thing, isn’t it, Ken?).
Community Preservation Committee Chairman Didi Chadran introduces Article 26.
Mary Jarvis is just one of many knitters at Annual Town Meeting.
Jane Venditti looks at visuals of the proposed improvements to Hildreth House.
Selectwoman Lucy Wallace hugs the 2014 Citizen of Note, Charlie Gorss.
Retired Boston Fire Captain Frank Williams is pleased to see the proposed article to renovate Hildreth House pass at Town Meeting.
