The ATM moved along quickly. Not much controversy. All articles passed.
The greatest controversy seemed to be residents wanting the selectmen to spend $15,000 instead of the $1,000 that was recommended. $1,000 won out, and the budget was balanced without an over ride.
Water donated by CVS and distributed by the Medfield Foundation.
Medfield Select Board member
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