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The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously for a new five-year fee schedule for the town-owned North Hill Country Club. The schedule will last for the life of the new contract when it begins in January 2009. - Selectmen Support North Hill Lease ArticleSusanna Sheehan - Susanna Sheehan
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Putting the North Hill golf course contract out to bid next year is the best option for the town-owned 9-hole course, an advisory committee recommended this week.
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Golf may be “the gentlemen’s game,†but the recent dispute over a new policy regarding tee times at North Hill Country Club has been anything but polite between long-time members and the course’s management.
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| Selectmen appoint special counsel |
| By Amy MacKinnon |
| Wednesday, May 02, 2012 09:00 AM |
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(The Board of Selectmen met Monday and appointed a Special town Counsel, Arthur Kreiger. Picture l – r are Kreiger, Finance Director John Madde, Town Manager Richard MacDonald, and Selectmen Shawn Dahlen, Chair Ted Flynn, and David Madigan.) The Duxbury Board of Selectmen appointed a special town counsel to oversee four civil suits following the board withdrawing the representation of longtime Town Counsel Robert Troy. Arthur Kreiger, a partner in the law firm Anderson and Kreiger LLP, was designated special town counsel at Monday night’s meeting in an unanimous vote by the board. He will guide the board in four civil suits filed against the town, including one filed by Johnson Golf Management, Inc.
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