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Posted in Select Board matters
This damage was done over the weekend at the Medfield State Hospital, requiring John Thompson, Chair of the MSH Building and Grounds Committee, and a hands on volunteer, and his colleague in the work to board it up anew.

John reports that vandalism at MSH has increased with the increased usage of the site.
Last night I was chagrined to witness a white Miata doing donuts in the parking lot by the school buses at MSH – there are too many people using the MSH site for anyone to be engaging in such unnecessary attention getting behavior.
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Posted in Medfield State Hospital
From Carol Read –

Chief Carricon and Chief Guerette holding donated masks.
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Posted in Business, Charity, COVID-19, Medfield High School, Sports

Town Administrator, Kristine Trierweiler, was notified by Michael J. Heffernan, Secretary of Administration and Finance, of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts this week that Medfield is slated to get $1,137,716 as its share of the $2.7 billion the Federal government is paying to Massachusetts under the Care Act. Below are that letter and memorandum.
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Catch the Porchfest music and fun via The Porchfest Video
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Posted in Cultural Alliance of Medfield, Entertainment, Events, Music

The Massachusetts Municipal Association provides huge amounts of information to municipalities, provides opportunities to share experiences, and publishes a monthly magazine, called the Beacon, which has become a digital document this month – read the May 2020 edition here MMA_Beacon_May2020.
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Posted in Information, Massachusetts Municipal Association
George Lester was honored at the Select Board meeting last night for enumerable services to the Town of Medfield, and most especially for twenty-five years of serving on the Planning Board.

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Posted in People, Planning, Select Board matters
SRS tracks information about the automotive industry. I like this lawyer as hero story –

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Cobalt Cover-Up
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Cobalt Cover-Up Why did Brooke Melton die at the wheel of her 2005 Chevy Cobalt on a rainy night in March 2010? It took Marietta, Georgia, lawyer Lance Cooper 18 months to solve that mystery, eventually forcing GM to recall millions of vehicles with defective ignition switches and to pay billions in compensation and fines. There are many stories about the scandal, but none so close to the action as Cooper’s new, first-person account. It’s also a reminder that but for Cooper’s work, Brooke Melton’s death – and many others – would have been chalked up as yet another tragic case of “driver error.” Read our review at The Safety Record Blog.
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