Ossipee town administrator Matt Sawyer explains that selectmen are greatly reducing the public's access to town hall and will be transitioning meetings online. From left: secretary Angela Rizzitano, Sawyer, selectmen Martha Eldridge and Sue Simpson. (GOVERNMENTOVERSITE.COM PHOTO)
Ossipee town administrator Matt Sawyer explains that selectmen are greatly reducing the public's access to town hall and will be transitioning meetings online. From left: secretary Angela Rizzitano, Sawyer, selectmen Martha Eldridge and Sue Simpson. (GOVERNMENTOVERSITE.COM PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — The town of Ossipee announced Monday that much of town hall would be closed temporarily because of rising COVID-19 numbers.
Town officials said the selectmen’s office, the Bub Avery Memorial Gym and the Freight House Annex (which handles some town hall functions) will be “temporarily closed to the general public” due to a “spike in local COVID-1-19 cases.” The closure effective Wednesday after Tuesday’s planning board meeting, which drew a crowd of about 20 to hear an issue about a gravel pit.
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