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Selectboard appoints project manager for Graves Library masonry work

Sunderland Selectboard appointed a project manager for Graves Library and approved the 2026 Caucus Warrant. The board voted unanimously to name Lorin Starr as project manager for the Graves Library Masonry Project, with Town Administrator M. Nartowicz recommending the appointment after discussions

Selectboard or Town Administrator · Meeting of February 2, 2026

Sunderland Selectboard appointed a project manager for Graves Library and approved the 2026 Caucus Warrant. The board voted unanimously to name Lorin Starr as project manager for the Graves Library Masonry Project, with Town Administrator M. Nartowicz recommending the appointment after discussions with the project's architect and building inspector.

The Selectboard also unanimously approved the warrant for the March 2 caucus at 6 p.m. at Sunderland Town Offices, which will nominate candidates for nine town elective offices including Selectboard, Board of Health, Planning Board, and elementary and regional school committee seats. The Energy Committee presented updates on potential EV charger installations and reviewed new Community Choice Aggregation rates effective January 1.

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Source: the Selectboard or Town Administrator meeting of February 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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