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The Lunenburg Selectboard heard a mix of road complaints, animal control concerns, and good news for the town’s library and school at its Sept. 8 meeting.

A busy Wheelock Selectboard meeting on Sept. 2 focused on tightening tax administration, keeping roads serviceable amid drought, and pushing long-term planning and FEMA recovery work.

The Waterford Selectboard fielded pointed public comments about the town’s Highway Department at its Sept. 11 meeting, while also advancing work on budgets, purchasing policy, and road projects.

The Lyndon Selectboard set the town’s 2025 tax rates, approved a new highway truck purchase, and discussed a range of community updates at its Sept. 2 meeting.