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Friday, October 30, 2026 Topsfield, Massachusetts · Change town
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Select Board approves state earmarks for library doors and lawnmower

The Topsfield Select Board unanimously accepted $55,000 in state budget earmarks for library infrastructure and grounds equipment. Select Board Chair Rafael McDonald and colleagues voted to authorize Town Administrator Kevin Harutunian to accept $20,000 for ADA-compliant automated library doors and

Select Board's Office · Meeting of March 30, 2026

TOPSFIELD — The Topsfield Select Board unanimously accepted $55,000 in state budget earmarks for library infrastructure and grounds equipment. Select Board Chair Rafael McDonald and colleagues voted to authorize Town Administrator Kevin Harutunian to accept $20,000 for ADA-compliant automated library doors and $35,000 for an autonomous robotic lawnmower. The Board also voted 4-0-1 to renew the 2026 Common Victualler's License for Osteria Peppino Pizzeria through April 28, 2026, with Select Board Member Boyd Jackson abstaining; owner Gerry Giugliano confirmed the building's second-floor apartment remains unoccupied as inspections continue toward occupancy certification.

The Board unanimously approved warrant articles for the May Annual Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting, including approval of Attachment A in Version 6.

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Source: the Select Board's Office meeting of March 30, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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