Avon Council on Aging schedules four April events and increases lunch price. Director Jayne Carthas led the March 11 meeting, which approved the February minutes and finalized April programming including a Titanic presentation April 14 and a lunch outing to Blanchard's Tavern April 12. The council

Board of Health approves three septic system upgrades under Title 5 variances. Chairman Robert Ogilvie, Clerk Ralph Jensen, and Member Peter Marinelli unanimously approved design modifications at 100 Robbins Street, 28A Leo's Lane, and 28B Leo's Lane, allowing reductions in required groundwater

Avon Park and Recreation holds summer program fees steady at $200 per participant. The Commission voted to maintain 2022 summer program fees unchanged from 2021: $200 per participant with a $400 family cap for Avon residents and school choice, and $200 per participant per week for non-residents.

Avon Board of Selectmen unanimously appoints interim town accountant to fill vacancy. The board voted to hire David Grab, a retired former Town Accountant in Raynham and trainer of the town's previous accountant, Erin Barry, at $400 per day as a contractor. Town Administrator Gregory S. Enos

Avon Board of Selectmen adopts commercial vehicle restrictions for West Spring Street. The Board voted to restrict vehicles exceeding 2.5 tons from Page Street, Pond Street, West High Street, and West Spring Street, with exceptions for deliveries, and established an alternate route through the