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Avon Selectmen authorize 40B housing deal with developer contributions. The Board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Brave Estates LLC for a 40B housing project at 188 Central Street, requiring 14 additional affordable units and $750-per-unit payments on a sliding scale. The board also

Avon Park and Recreation Commission sets summer program through August 2022. The three-member board present, consisting of Chairman Daniel Hart, Vice Chairman Benjamin Chapman, and Commissioner Jocelyn Lyons, voted unanimously to run the program from June 27 through August 12 and to allocate up to

Avon Planning Board approves warehouse construction at 540 Bodwell Street Ext. The board unanimously approved a site plan and watershed district construction for a commercial warehouse development, involving the demolition of a 6,307 square foot building and construction of a new 13,600 square foot

Avon School Committee approves job description revision. The School Committee voted in favor of changes to the Director of Pupil Services job description, with Chair Tracy Sheehan, Member Paul Chapman, and Vice Chair Anne Hagberg supporting the motion. Superintendent Christine Godino reported on

Avon Council on Aging discontinues cable Chair Yoga program. The board, led by Karen Johnson, Co-Chair, and Jayne Carthas, COA Director, unanimously voted to move the Chair Yoga class from broadcast on Avon Cable to in-person sessions at the center. New kitchen staff have been added, and the board