Town of Merton Library Board

Town of Merton Library Board — Town of Merton Library Board — pixabay.com

Feb 27, 2023

Bypress release submission

0Comments

Town of Merton Library Board

The Town of Merton Library board is looking to appoint a new member. The library is located in North Lake, and a number of residents of the Town of Erin use its facilities. Therefore the library is interested in having a representative on it’s board from the town of Erin. The Board meets once a month. Please contact Carrie at clerk@clerkerintownship.com if you have any interest in this position.

Original source can be found here.

Related

Martin R. Schulteis, Sheriff at Washington County

Washington County Sheriff’s Office responds to house fire in Town of Jackson

A lightning strike caused significant damage during an April house fire in Washington County’s Town of Jackson. No injuries were reported thanks to quick response by local agencies coordinated by the sheriff’s office.

Tom Wolff, President of Village of Richfield

Local Government Meeting today in Washington County

Washington County Local Government Meeting today.

Tom Wolff, President of Village of Richfield

This week’s government events in Washington County: April 12-18

The following events are on the schedule for Washington County this week.

Award-Winning, Independent Feature Film, The Year of the Dog, Opens at West Bend Cinema, Friday, February 24

CMS Solo/Ensemble 6 – 8 BOC on Feb 25

Trending

Which Washington County area high school graduates are scheduled for action on Tuesday, April 21?

Washington County service members remembered this week ending April 25 for their sacrifice in war

Who among former Washington County area high school stars will participate in events the week of Monday, April 20?

Who among former Washington County area high school athletes will be active on Sunday, April 19?

Which ex-high school standouts featured in Washington County will compete on Saturday, April 18?

Which Washington County area high school graduates are scheduled for action on Friday, April 17?