Snow Library Board Forms Subcommittee to Weigh New Building Against Renovation
Snow Library Board takes first steps toward a building-future subcommittee.
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Library
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Snow Library Trustees Elect New Chair, Leave Treasurer Seat Vacant
ORLEANS — June 2, 2026 — Snow Library trustees reorganize and debate the future of a new library building. The Snow Library Board of Trustees elected Lindsay Goodman as chair on a 6-0 vote at Tuesday's annual reorganizational meeting, succeeding outgoing Chair Jamie Balliett, who used his final meeting
Snow Library trustees begin AI guidelines process, approve April minutes 6-0
ORLEANS — May 5, 2026 — Snow Library trustees open AI guidelines debate and receive strong Friends financial report. The Snow Library Board of Trustees voted 6-0 Tuesday to approve the April 7 minutes and heard Library Director Tavi Prugno describe an April 24 Massachusetts Library System workshop that exposed a
Snow Library Trustees Back Community Refrigerator Funded by Barnstable County Grant
ORLEANS — April 7, 2026 — Snow Library trustees signal support for a Health Department-backed free community refrigerator to be installed in the library vestibule. At the April 7 meeting, Heather Holbrook, assistant health agent with Orleans Health and Human Services, and Alex Fitch presented the plan, which would place a
Snow Library Trustees Approve Minutes, Weigh Community Refrigerator Proposal
ORLEANS — March 3, 2026 — Snow Library trustees heard proposals for a community refrigerator and a town-wide logo rollout at their March 3 meeting, while approving February minutes in the only formal vote of the session. Library Director Tavi Prugno said the Orleans Health Department, working from a Barnstable County
Snow Library Trustees Back Splitting $41.6 Million Rebuild Into Two Phases
ORLEANS — February 3, 2026 — Orleans Snow Library trustees endorsed splitting a $41.6 million library rebuild into a $4.1 million design phase in fiscal year 2028 and a $37.6 million construction phase in fiscal year 2029. Chair Jamie Balliett told the board at its February 3 meeting that