Cemetery trustees approved $1,700 in maintenance and advanced Frying Pan Lane projects. Wendy Harrington and Elizabeth Blankenship unanimously approved $1,200 to Going Green for groundswork and $500 to Oakwood for tree removal at Old Brookside.
Hampton Falls Cemetery Trustees approved a revised by-law clarifying burial plot marker requirements. The four trustees, Wendy Harrington, Glenn Johnson, Elizabeth Blankenship, and Robert Woodes (sexton), voted to mandate that plot owners purchase corner markers and install them in consultation
Cemetery Trustees agreed to investigate missing plot transfer documentation after Fitzgerald family concerns. Members Wendy Harrington, Glenn Johnson, Elizabeth Blankenship, and Robert Woodes, with Cemetery Volunteer Mark Alesse, also planned a by-law revision for clearer purchaser language about
Hampton Falls Cemetery Trustees vote to preserve Revolutionary markers. The board voted unanimously to secure antique Revolutionary War cemetery markers in cement to prevent theft, with preservation costs underwritten by Wreaths Across America chairperson Linda Savoy. Chair W. Harrington and
Hampton Falls Cemetery Trustees complete Fuller family lot exchange for Oaklawn roadway. Chair Wendy Harrington negotiated the arrangement with Dan Fuller, son of Franklin Fuller, who agreed to relocate cemetery lots blocking the new roadway. The Town Clerk completed the buyback of Lot J5-6 and the
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