Select Board Approves Farm License Date Changes
The Bolton Select Board approved amended liquor license dates for Bolton Spring Farm after storm losses and raised a senior-transportation revolving account.
The Bolton Select Board approved amended liquor license dates for Bolton Spring Farm after storm losses and raised a senior-transportation revolving account.
Bolton Select Board continued a liquor license revocation hearing to let Daigneault's pursue a new Main Street location.
Bolton's pavement score has dropped to 68 out of 100 since 2020, with an $8.3 million repair backlog.
Bolton's Select Board gave Daigneault's Liquor until October 8 to produce a signed sale agreement or lose its license for good.
Bolton Select Board approves liquor license expansion and appoints task force member. The board unanimously amended Bolton Bean Inc.'s Section 12 liquor license to include all alcoholic beverages, subject to state approval, and appointed Alan Levin to the Town Building Task Force. Town
The Bolton Select Board voted unanimously to accept and execute an easement deed for the Forbush Mill Road bridge project.
Bolton Select Board approved new transfer station sticker prices ahead of a January 1 requirement for all residents.
Bolton Select Board unanimously clears a key infrastructure hurdle for the Forbush Mill Culvert repair project. The board authorized Town Administrator Marie Sobalvarro to pursue temporary easements for Forbush Mill Culvert #1, advancing repairs tied to a $1.8 million state grant with a December
The Bolton Select Board trimmed its draft FY27 goals from 11 items to seven, pushing AI adoption, police accreditation and budget forecasting onto the town administrator's plate instead.
Bolton Select Board establishes seven FY27 goals with member oversight assignments. The three-member board, chaired by Kate Buyuk, designated priorities across economic development, school district relations, master plan implementation, town hall recommendations, elderly services, intergenerational
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