Orleans Officials Pivot On Fire Station Funding

by Ryan Bray
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Voters at the May 12 annual town meeting will be asked to support a $4.5 million debt exclusion to fund the design of a new fire station. Another article is expected to be prepared in the fall to seek funds for construction. FILE PHOTO


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