Hidden leaks, costs top school district to-do list


School district officials are trying to decide what to do with this playground equipment at Twin Valley Middle High. Randy Capitani

WILMINGTON- Twin Valley School Board members accepted the resignation of one of their newest board members, and addressed several maintenance issues at their regular meeting on Tuesday, May 23. 
The board accepted, with regret, the resignation of Wilmington board member Mark Tiddes.  Tiddes was elected to the board by Town Meeting voters in March.  Tiddes ran unopposed.  The board is seeking a Wilmington resident to fill the seat. 


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