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Votes at a glance: Hubbardston Council on Aging accepts minutes, treasurer’s report (with caveat), resignation, and a payment motion

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Summary

The Council on Aging approved prior minutes and the treasurer’s report (to be reconciled), accepted a board resignation and approved payment for an art instructor with reimbursement through a grant; meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.

The Town of Hubbardston Council on Aging at its May 21, 2025 meeting recorded several routine motions and approvals. Votes were recorded as unanimous where noted in the meeting minutes.

Key actions recorded by the council: - Motion to accept the secretary’s report for the February 25, 2025 meeting: mover and seconder noted in minutes; motion passed unanimously. - Motion to accept the treasurer’s report (dated April 16, 2025): motion passed; the board accepted the report with a caveat that Ken and Lorraine (board member) will reconcile outstanding discrepancies with the town’s accounting. - Acceptance of Bill Lipka’s resignation from the Council on Aging board: resignation was read into the record and accepted by the board (motion recorded; outcome accepted). - Motion to pay the art instructor from COA funds and be reimbursed by the GFA art grant: motion moved by Pat, seconded by Lorraine; motion passed unanimously. - Motion to adjourn: motion passed; meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.

Why it matters: the items include both routine governance (minutes, treasurer’s report and adjournment) and operational approvals affecting programming — notably a payment for an art instructor that the board approved to pay now and recoup from grant funds.

Ending: The board set follow‑up tasks tied to the treasurer’s caveat (reconciliation) and to event planning referenced elsewhere in the meeting.