Town owes $98,000 after college's bankruptcy
From Paxton News
- Finance panel confronts $98,000 Anna Maria College bill. Paxton's Finance Committee learned the town owes $98,000 tied to Anna Maria College's bankruptcy, a debt it must pay by year's end despite ranking as an unsecured creditor far behind Citizens Bank's roughly $17 million claim.Paxton News
- Capital panel scrambles to fund failed boiler. Paxton's Capital Improvement Planning Committee is searching for money to replace a 22-year-old Public Safety Complex boiler that was red-tagged for corrosion, with repair quotes running well into the tens of thousands and no account able to cover it cleanly.Paxton News
- Charter review panel still has work before year's end. Paxton's Charter Review Committee worked through the town administrator's job duties but left the legislative branch and elections sections unresolved, with no meeting yet scheduled and a goal of finishing the full charter by year's end.Paxton News
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