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Putney briefs

Wednesday, April 26, 2017 — Issue 405

Town Hall closed for repairs

PUTNEY — PUTNEY- Due to carpet replacement and other repairs, the Town Hall will be closed Thursday, May 4, through Monday, May 8.

The town manager's office will reopen on Tuesday, May 9. The town clerk's office will reopen on Wednesday, May 10.

Town officials advise the building may have limited access on Wednesday, May 3, so call first to make sure the service you need is available. The telephone number for Town Hall is 802-387-5862.

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