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Wolfeboro Selectman John Thurston expresses support for a single coordinator for dealing with Libby Museum artifacts. (SCREEN SHOT)

WOLFEBORO — Concerns about storing the Libby Museum of Natural History artifacts through the winter and a decision to transfer future stewardship remain unresolved.

At last Wednesday’s meeting, selectmen approved a draft letter requesting representatives from the Libby Museum trustees, Friends of the Libby Museum and Libby Museum Preservation Society to serve on a joint committee to coordinate the work, share expenses and move the collection into safe storage as quickly as possible. Selectman Brian Deshaies was named selectmen’s representative to that committee.

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