Dalton recycling committee navigates state-mandated shift after markets collapse. Co-chairs Jessica Williams and Gal Potashnik led members Eric Moore, Carol Shelty, Kyle McBean, Pam Kathan, and Mike Carrier through cost-gathering missions to Lisbon, Bethlehem, Monroe, and Waste Management, with the
Dalton Conservation Commission names Nancy Comeau as new chair and reorganizes leadership. The commission unanimously voted at its March 18 meeting to elect Ernie Hannafbrd as Vice Chair and Gina Damiano as Secretary. Members also unanimously approved minutes from the January 20 meeting and
Dalton Conservation Commission unanimously advances Jon Swan's application for open seat. Vice Chair Ernie Hannaford led members Gina Damiano, Nancy Comeau, Carol Sheltry, Mike Carrier, and Mandy Deveno through routine business including confirmation of an 8 a.m. roadside cleanup with post-event
The Dalton Planning Board approved two property development projects pending applicant submissions. Rusty and Stephanie Kenison's lot line adjustment on Hall Road and Chris Nelson's three-parcel subdivision on Faraway Road—initially proposed as a lot line adjustment plus two parcels but simplified
The Dalton Conservation Commission elected Nancy Comeau as its new chair at the February 17 meeting. Ernie Hannaford was elected vice chair and Gina Damiano secretary in unanimous votes. The commission approved prior meeting minutes and scheduled an April 18 roadside cleanup starting at 9 a.m.,
Dalton Conservation Commission swears in two reappointed members and schedules April cleanup. The commission unanimously approved its December meeting minutes and administered oaths to Gina Damiano and Mandy Deveno, both reappointed by the Select Board for three-year terms. Member Jon Swan
Dalton Planning Board advances two preliminary subdivision applications. The board conditionally approved advancement of a Kenison lot line adjustment on Hall Road and a Nelson three-parcel subdivision on Faraway Road, both pending submission of completed applications, abutters lists, and fees. The
The Dalton Conservation Commission reappointed two members to three-year terms and began addressing leadership vacancies left by a departing chair. The commission reappointed Gina Damiano as a full member and Mandy Deveno as an alternate member, both for terms ending in January 2029. The fund
Dalton Conservation Commission formalizes reappointments of Damiano and Deveno to three-year terms. Both received Select Board approval for appointments ending January 2029, with Town Clerk Jeanette Charon administering oaths of office; the commission reported a fund balance of $66,975.96 as of