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Linda Dixon, Committee Member
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<br /> <br />Monuments & Memorials Committee, Lexington, MA <br />Minutes of Meeting <br /> <br />October 5, 2023 <br />Parker Room, Town Office Building and By Zoom Teleconference <br /> <br />Members Present <br />Linda Dixon, Bebe Fallick, Avram Baskin, Leslie Masson (in meeting room) <br />Glen Bassett, George Gamota, Chuck French (via Zoom) <br /> <br />Guest: Karen Tyler (Director, Veterans Services), James (Yue) Pan (Parent mentor), Judy <br />Baldasaro (Town GIS administrator), Jerry Xu (LHS Student designer from Heroes team). <br /> <br />Business <br />The meeting was recorded to the Cloud by Avram Baskin. <br />The meeting was called to order at 4:05pm. The Chair declared that a quorum was present and <br />that the meeting was being held in person and by Zoom. <br />The minutes of the 9/7/23 meeting were approved by roll call vote. <br /> <br />Building the Database <br />Linda reported that Judy Baldasaro, Town GIS administrator, gave a demonstration of the <br />existing database at a training meeting on September 7. A second meeting for Friday, October <br />20, to brainstorm database ideas with Town IT is scheduled. We have 2 champions in our <br />webmaster (Bethany Ramirez, Lexington Town IT) and Judy to help us any way they can. Four <br />monuments were written up in an article for the Lexington Times to interest people and <br />encourage them to send in information to the M&M Committee on any monuments they know <br />about. They include Benjamin Wellington, the first armed POW of the Revolutionary War; Kay <br />Tiffany, who persuaded the Town to procure the Pine Meadows Golf Course; Civil War Medal <br />of Honor recipient, Thomas Cosgrove; and Minute Man statue illuminator Albert Bell Tenney. <br /> <br />In discussion on ideas to generate community interest in our database project, Leslie thought that <br />it would be a big boost to our efforts to display information about Monuments and Memorials in <br />the windows of the CVS store. The building owner has a longstanding relationship with the <br />Lexington Historical Society, who uses the windows for revolving displays. We need to <br />investigate this possibility. Other suggestions were to post information on the neighborhood <br />Google Groups and on Neighborhood e-mail lists; on the Lexington e-link newsletter; and the <br />Lexington Observer electronic newsletter. <br /> <br />Judy Baldasaro joined the meeting at 4:25pm via Zoom. Jerry Xu joined the meeting at 4:25 via <br />Zoom. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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