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After‑school leader seeks town‑hall use for summer movie and barn‑quilt project
Summary
Rachel Huff asked the Selectboard for permission to use a Bakersfield town building on about July 24 to host a summer‑camp movie for roughly 60 children, said she will submit a building use permit, and proposed a separate barn‑quilt painting activity to decorate plywood for the Brigham building.
Rachel Huff, who joined the Selectboard meeting online, asked to use a Bakersfield town building to host a summer‑camp movie and described additional craft activities for the camp. "Can we use the town hall? We'll bring a projector and a sheet or something for a screen," she told the board, adding she expected to be done before noon and would submit a formal building‑use permit.
Huff said she had two trips planned that had been cut for lack of funding and proposed holding a movie on roughly July 24; she said she would coordinate with Kathy and check with the library for screens and a popcorn machine. The board asked her to complete the town’s building‑use permit and drop it off with town staff.
Huff also proposed a barn‑quilt project for campers — small painted panels to be affixed to plywood over Brigham Academy windows — and said she would coordinate with staff and volunteers to ensure safe installation rather than having children work at height.
