Templeton Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Library hosts Fall Floral Class Oct. 27

From Templeton News

• Ag commission seeks grants for garden and market The Templeton Agricultural Commission voted to pursue grant funding for the community garden and farmers market, even as the chair acknowledged the panel still has no dedicated budget to receive any award.Templeton News
• Health board flags new statewide kratom ban Templeton's Board of Health kept its chair and vice chair in place and turned to a newly enacted statewide ban on kratom, directing retailers to pull the product amid flu season concerns.Templeton News
• Conservation panel delays Highland Ave subdivision vote Templeton's Conservation Commission approved two smaller projects but held a six-lot Highland Avenue subdivision pending state review, after a resident raised concerns about flooding tied to an undersized culvert.Templeton News
• Planning board rejects data center moratorium extension Templeton's Planning Board voted against extending the town's 360-day data center moratorium by 120 days, as the town's development director said she is already drafting zoning rules for such facilities.Templeton News
• Terenzini signed through June 2027 as interim chief Templeton's Select Board voted to hire former town administrator Carter Terenzini on an interim basis, as he warned that rising regional retirement costs will force immediate choices about town staffing.Templeton News

Coming up

• Tue, Oct 27: Library sets Fall Floral Class for Oct. 27 Templeton Public Library will hold a Fall Floral Class on Oct. 27, with a suggested $10 donation to support the volunteer-run, donor-funded library.Templeton Public Library

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