Historical Commission votes unanimously to remove 118 Powdermill from the historic register, clearing the way for owner Vinnie Curtone to pursue demolition and new development. The commission voted to preserve 116 Powdermill, proposing uses including residential, community space, or office.
Maynard Historical Commission maps summer preservation projects; considers smaller membership. At its May 19 meeting, the commission assigned work on Indigenous peoples and Powder Mill historic signage, directed four applications to the Community Preservation Committee, and reviewed Ellen Duggan's
Maynard Historical Commission advances oral history and preservation projects. Seven commissioners, meeting April 28 at the library, approved previous meeting minutes and discussed storage options, membership expansion, and document preservation. Ellen Duggan volunteered to examine Town Hall for
The Maynard Historical Commission advanced preservation planning for two major historic structures. Chair Priscilla Sandberg and member Ellen Duggan are coordinating Clock Tower repair and repainting with Mill management and the town, planning to seek Community Preservation Committee funding for
The Maynard Historical Commission approves prior meeting minutes, advances historic preservation projects. Meeting without Chair Priscilla Sandberg present, the seven-member commission unanimously approved January minutes and assigned ongoing work on historic markers and plaques, with Pamela Agner
Historical Commission plans historic-marker expansion and Green Meadow School artifact preservation at January meeting. The nine-member commission discussed an open house and auction for Green Meadow artifacts, to be preserved and moved to the new school or donated to the Maynard Historical
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