Lack of space to be discussed

NH Business Review Staff,

LYNDEBOROUGH – The Central School Space Options Committee will hold a public forum on Friday, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m., at the school. The committee will present several options for dealing with the lack of space at the Central School. The forum will be only to provide information.

A second meeting will be held on Nov. 15. At that time, residents will be asked to choose an option to be placed on the district ballot in March.

A postcard will be sent this week to all town residents, as well as landowners throughout the state. Previous mailings went only to residents with Lyndeborough addresses, and that problem has been addressed, according to School Board member Fran Bujak.

After several months of study, the committee has narrowed the choices to four.

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