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Wednesday May 6 CLIMATE WEEK EVENTS

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Tuesday May 5 CLIMATE WEEK EVENTS

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Monday May 4 CLIMATE WEEK EVENTS

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Sunday May 3 CLIMATE WEEK EVENTS

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My May Office Hours Postponed to 2nd Friday, 5/8

Select Board Office Hours this Month on 5/8


FOSI yard sale preparations at The Center on 5/1/26 are bumping my regular monthly office hours (usually on the first Friday of every month) to May 8 from 9:00 to 10:00 AM. 

I will get back at FOSI for bumping me by buying all the good stuff at their sale!

EV Car Show, 5/3, 1-3PM at The Center

From Chris Gordon of the Medfield Energy Committee –

My May Office Hours Postponed to 2nd Friday, 5/8

Select Board Office Hours this Month on 5/8


FOSI yard sale preparations at The Center on 5/1/26 are bumping my regular monthly office hours (usually on the first Friday of every month) to May 8 from 9:00 to 10:00 AM. 

I will get back at FOSI for bumping me by buying all the good stuff at their sale!

No Access

From Town Administrator, Kristine Trierweiler on 4/22 –

META loses today in SJC – Suit Will Proceed

The Supreme Judicial Court today held that META is not entitled to dismissal of Massachusetts’ suit under section 230.

The seven justices’ chairs at the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

COMMONWEALTH vs. META PLATFORMS, INC.

WENDLANDT, J. The Commonwealth alleges that Meta
Platforms, Inc., and Instagram, LLC (collectively, Meta),
engaged in unfair business practices by designing the Instagram
platform to induce compulsive use by children, engaged in
deceptive business practices by deliberately misleading the
public about the safety of the platform, and created a public
nuisance by engaging in these unfair and deceptive practices.
Meta moved to dismiss the complaint, arguing, inter alia, that
§ 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 (CDA), 47 U.S.C.
§ 230 (§ 230), barred the claims. A Superior Court judge denied
the motion, and Meta appealed.

Thus, at least at this preliminary stage of the litigation, Meta
has not shown it is entitled to the protection provided by
§ 230(c)(1).

EV Car Show, 5/3, 1-3PM

From Chris Gordon of the Medfield Energy Committee –