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Meredith plans July 4 parade with confirmed music and participants

The America's 250th Celebration Committee confirmed details for Meredith's July 4, 2026 parade. The committee set the parade for 10:00 a.m. starting from Middleton Lumber, with Pat Kelly serving as master of ceremonies from a grandstand in front of the Historical Society. Three confirmed musical

Meredith revises cemetery pricing; fees cut up to 85 percent

Meredith cuts cemetery fees by up to 85 percent, aligning with regional standards. The Select Board unanimously approved revised pricing recommended by Cemetery Sexton Bob O'Neil and DPW Director Craig Hale, effective immediately, reducing monument fees from $500 to $200, corner posts from $500 to

Pathways Committee sets April 30 cleanup for Laverack Trail

Meredith Pathways Committee sets April 30 date for spring cleanup of Laverack Trail. The committee unanimously approved a $152 expenditure for website domain renewal. The trail opened April 4, 2026, and requires tread updates at the Bank end and stabilization work at the Prescott Park end.

Select board reviews Route 25 water main replacement project

Select board reviews $2M-$2.5M water infrastructure project. Consulting engineers Dubois & King presented preliminary design for Route 25 water main replacement, estimated at $2 million to $2.5 million over two phases beginning fall 2027, with funding from state revolving funds and state aid grants

Meredith advances engineering plan for Lake Waukewan pollution site

Meredith's watershed committee advances engineering plan for lake's worst pollution site. The committee, meeting April 7 at Town Hall Annex, discussed the final phase of a state-funded grant project: an engineering assessment of the boat launch area, where 10 years of DES testing identified