Eaton Town Column: Eaton Conservation Commission planning a Volunteer Work Day

I attended my first Zoom meeting last Wednesday when the board of selectmen and New Hampshire Department of Transportation brought up the four-way stop signs at the four corners of Ridge Road, Glines Hill Road and Route 153. I thought the discussion went very well with everyone who wanted to say something being able to. Because I live on Ridge Road, I was particularly interested because it is so much easier now to cross the corner coming north on Route 153 to my road. The decision to leave the four-way stop signs certainly helps the morale of the people who live on the corner, right, Peggy? Well done, Lianne, Eaton Selectmen, DOT and everyone involved.

The Eaton Conservation Commission is planning a Volunteer Work Day on Foss Mountain on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 9 a.m.; rain date will be Sunday, Oct. 25, also at 9 a.m. Meet in the winter parking lot to carpool, or in the parking lot up at Foss. Bring loppers for cutting saplings and gloves. A few weed whackers would be great. Any questions, call Marnie at (603) 447-3877.