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Library Trustees set April opening framework, address building concerns

Randall Library Trustees set April 16-18 grand opening framework with sneak peek, ribbon cutting, and kids' events. Chair Morgan Hillman welcomed incoming Director Ricky Sirois while the board navigated outstanding construction punch list items and a required 30-day event permit lead time. Resident

Randall Library Trustees · Meeting of March 10, 2026

STOW — Randall Library Trustees set April 16-18 grand opening framework with sneak peek, ribbon cutting, and kids' events. Chair Morgan Hillman welcomed incoming Director Ricky Sirois while the board navigated outstanding construction punch list items and a required 30-day event permit lead time. Resident Ed DeLuca raised concerns about Crescent Street lighting violations and unnecessary nighttime illumination, which co-interim director Sarah Hurtig pledged to present to Building Committee 2.0.

The Treasurer reported $313,105.44 in the Bartholomew account and $28,273.71 in Fidelity, with a $4,300 donor recognition plaque quote pending. Trustees voted to submit permit applications for multiple dates rather than delay the donor sneak peek.

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Source: the Randall Library Trustees meeting of March 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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