Voters give thumbs up to town clerk, thumbs down to theater amendment


Emerson Cohen led the Boy Scout color guard before the start of Town Meeting in Dover. Lauren Harkawik

DOVER - Town Meeting lasted well into the afternoon in Dover, where points that spurred the most discussion included a merit-based raise for town clerk Andy McLean, an attempted last-minute appropriation for MHCA Dover Cinema, and the budget for the Dover Free Library.
McLean told voters that although he has received cost-of-living increases in line with other town employees over his 19 years working for the town, first as zoning administrator and then as town clerk, he has never asked for a merit-based increase. 


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