Will former school become a community center?


Residents will vote on the future of the Readsboro Central School building.

Readsboro will vote on June 30; informational meeting on June 29 
READSBORO—The town is poised to take over the building occupied by the Readsboro Central School for the last 64 years before its permanent closure this summer.
On Tuesday, June 30, voters will be asked whether they support a plan under which the town of Readsboro would buy the school building from the school district for $1. The vote will follow an informational meeting at 6 pm on Monday, June 29, at which officials from both boards will explain the plan to the public.


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