Tamworth Transfer Station Improvement Committee chair Willie Farnum explains a $1.4 million proposal to upgrade the transfer station to selectmen on Jan. 13. The selectmen from left are Melanie Streeter, Emery Roberts, Aaron Ricker, behind the post is chair Becky Mason and Kelly Goodson. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Tamworth Transfer Station Improvement Committee chair Willie Farnum explains a $1.4 million proposal to upgrade the transfer station to selectmen on Jan. 13. The selectmen from left are Melanie Streeter, Emery Roberts, Aaron Ricker, behind the post is chair Becky Mason and Kelly Goodson. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
TAMWORTH — At a meeting tonight, residents will have the opportunity to learn about a $1.4 million proposal to make the transfer station more environmentally friendly and cost-effective.
The Transfer Station Improvement Committee will hold a public information meeting at Runnells Hall at 6:30 p.m. There will also be a Zoom option for the event. Supporters have filed a warrant article asking voters to approve it at annual town meeting March 9.
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