Readsboro board plans for in-person meetings

READSBORO- The Readsboro Selectboard met on Tuesday, April 14, and though the meeting was light on new developments, there was still plenty of business to be discussed, from the seemingly never-ending saga of 58 Canal Drive to an update on the state of the town’s roads and finally resuming in-person meetings.
Readsboro Department of Public Works Superintendent Jeremy Green gave his regular update on how things at his department were going. He had a wide variety of issues to discuss with the board, even joking, “I’ve got so much stuff I’m sure I’m going to forget it.” 


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