WOLFEBORO — After months of uncertainty, public hearings and passionate pleas from residents, the future of the Libby Museum took a hopeful turn  Wednesday, when selectmen voted to reject demolition of the historic building and begin exploring a path toward new stewardship.

The decision followed two public hearings in August that drew strong community support for preserving the museum building. While questions remain about how the building will be restored, reopened and managed, selectmen said the public discussion made one thing clear: The Libby remains a treasured part of the community.

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