Neighbors are encouraged to attend the Selectmen's meeting on February 23 at 6:45. The agenda will include whether to extend the lodging licenses at the notorious properties at 9 Burrill Ave. and 105 Plymouth St. The properties are owned by Bryan Koplovsky, who resides at 115 High Street in Duxbury. He also owns 103 Plymouth St., which he rents to students without a lodging license.
The lodging license has been extended for one month at Mr. Koplovsky's request. Neighbors may bring questions as to the basis for that extension and measures that Mr. Koplovsky intends to take to avoid the dangerous disturbances for which his properties have become well-known. If a license is to be extended, questions related to its conditions and requirements would be most appropriate.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Hope.Help.Haiti at BSC -- Feb 3.
Students, faculty, and staff at Bridgewater State College are responding to the earthquake in Haiti with sympathy, energy, and creativity. A fund has been established at the college, to be shared equally between the Red Cross and Partners in Health. Many different activities and initiatives are underway, both to raise money for that fund and to provide time for education and reflection.
The biggest event currently planned is the February 3 Hope.Help.Haiti event in the ball room of the Campus Center. All are invited -- the program will run from 1 to 8. See the BSC-Haiti blog for information about this and other, on-going activities, including a schedule for that day.
The biggest event currently planned is the February 3 Hope.Help.Haiti event in the ball room of the Campus Center. All are invited -- the program will run from 1 to 8. See the BSC-Haiti blog for information about this and other, on-going activities, including a schedule for that day.
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